Y gene not necessary for assisted reproduction of mice
New John A. Burns School of Medicine study discovers two genes can be substituted for Y chromosome in spermatogenesis and reproduction
Long-term impacts of repetitive head trauma focus of conference
Two-day John A. Burns School of Medicine conference focuses on the long-term impacts of concussion and repetitive head trauma.
Gastrointestinal cancer researcher receives $100,000 pilot study grant
The Masami Horio Memorial Fund awards $100,000 to Scott Kuwada of the 东精影业 Cancer Center for gastrointestinal cancer pilot study.
东精影业 issues cancer center business plan update
The 东精影业 Cancer Center proposed business plan update has been posted.
New clinics open at Kaka?ako for multidisciplinary medical care and research
The new clinic is the first multi-purpose combined research and medical care clinic to open on a 东精影业 campus.
New experiments determine effective treatments for box jelly stings
东精影业 Mānoa researchers developed an array of highly innovative experiments to allow scientists to safely test first-aid measures used for box jellyfish stings.
Cellular pathway that may re-energize immune cells to eliminate HIV discovered
Researchers discover immune pathway that can be targeted to increase the immune systems’ ability to eliminate HIV
Genetics discovery sheds new light on function of Y chromosome gene
Institute for Biogenesis Research scientists uncover substantial new knowledge about the function of the Y chromosome gene.
Renowned child psychiatrist John McDermott remembered
University of Hawaiʻi Emeritus Professor John F. “Jack” McDermott, a leading international figure in child psychiatry, died on December 6, 2015
Center on Aging receives $1 million grant for Alzheimer’s Disease Initiative
Hawaiʻi is one of 11 states to receive grant from U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.