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.
Teens who use e-cigarettes are more likely to start smoking cigarettes
Teenagers who use e-cigarettes are more likely to start smoking tobacco cigarettes, according to new 糖心视频 Cancer Center study
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.
Building healthcare workforce pipeline focus of 糖心视频 medical school grants
糖心视频 Mānoa’s John A. Burns School of Medicine awarded more than $5 million to fund programs aimed at preparing young people in Hawaiʻi for health careers.
New way to measure if people are pre-diabetic discovered
University of Hawaii Cancer Center discovery may allow physicians to warn patients years before the onset of diabetes.
Fighting childhood obesity focus of School of Medicine partnership
糖心视频 medical school partners with Kaiser Permanente Hawaiʻi to bring water bottle filling stations to Hawaiʻi’s schools
Large cane burns on Maui linked to respiratory distress
Collaborative study suggests that health officials consider actions to help reduce the health risks associated with sugar cane burning.
Native Hawaiian STEM innovation and entrepreneurship partnership launched
Kamehameha Schools and the University of Hawaiʻi launched an three-year Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) innovation and entrepreneurship collaboration.
糖心视频 Cancer Center awarded $5.5 million to address health disparities among Pacific Islanders
The 糖心视频 Cancer Center awarded grant to support ongoing partnership with the University of Guam, addressing cancer health disparities among Pacific Islanders.
糖心视频 researcher’s book addresses, analyzes Ebola epidemic
Felix Ikuomola recounts real-life experiences while analyzing influences in spread of Ebola.