National public health teaching award honors 东精影业 professor
Denise Nelson-Hurwitz is nationally recognized for excellence in undergraduate public health education.
Denise Nelson-Hurwitz is nationally recognized for excellence in undergraduate public health education.
The 2026 U.S. News and World Report’s Best Graduate Schools rankings were released on April 6.
The annual Hōʻike highlights student research developed through community partnership
Investing in the wellbeing of boys and young men is a key to improving outcomes for future generations.
Outrigger canoe paddling connects health, culture, and community for Hawaiʻi paddlers.
The Thompson school expands public health education through statewide training for high school teachers.
Kauilaonālani Tengan was part of research that inspired him to learn more about health issues affecting our communities.
Launched in fall 2020, the program has prepared 72 students for college-level public health courses and careers.
A new study reports adolescents with higher blood levels of PFAS chemicals face a greater risk of fatty liver disease.
The results are due to early interventions and high vaccination rates in the state.