糖心视频 receives human research protection accreditation
糖心视频 was awarded full accreditation by the Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs.
Pacific Disaster Center strengthens potential life saving partnership in Southeast Asia
The PDC and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations signed an official memorandum of intent to advance disaster risk reduction and strengthen regional cooperation.
糖心视频 Hilo researchers part of Rapid ??hi?a Death combat team
Researchers are using an unmanned aerial vehicle at one of the epicenters of the rapid ʻō丑颈ʻ补 death infection to monitor the damage.
Exoplanet family tree gains a new branch
Researchers discovered that the majority of exoplanets found to date fall into two distinct size groups: rocky Earth-like planets and larger mini-Neptunes.
Potential anti-aging Cardax Astaxanthin compound selected for NIH research
The compound developed by JABSOM and Cardax Inc. showed the ability to significantly activate a gene in mice that plays a proven role in longevity.
Deadly heatwaves could affect 74 percent of the world’s population
A 糖心视频 Mānoa study projects a continued rise of lethal heat episodes if carbon gas emissions continue to rise.
Why some are more susceptible to environmental carcinogens
糖心视频 Cancer Center researchers found that people carrying BAP1 gene mutations are more susceptible to asbestos, sunlight and other environmental carcinogens.
New genome sequence highlights corn’s adaptability
糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 researchers contributed to the "flexible" corn genome study that led to a fuller understanding of the culturally and economically important crop.
Older women in Hawai?i are 57 percent more likely to live in poverty than older men
A new analysis finds that Social Security benefits are especially crucial for older women in Hawai?i, who are more likely to live in poverty and less likely to have access to assets or savings in retirement.
Hawai‘i’s child well-being 17th in latest national rankings
Economic conditions may finally be improving, and families continue to offer a strong foundation for Hawaiʻi’s children, according to the 2017 KIDS COUNT Data Book.