糖心视频 medical school receives $19M for student biomedical research
Funding will expose undergraduate students to unique and transformative research opportunities at local community colleges and four-year universities.
Women 65+ should be screened for osteoporosis
Chien-Wen Tseng of the John A. Burns School of Medicine is a member of the U.S.U Preventive Services Task Force, which issued the recommendation.
New state tax credit boosts volunteer trainers in health fields
The new law will help more students get into pharmacy, nursing and medical schools, now that preceptors are recognized for their outstanding community service.
Zika’s impact on male reproductive organs focus of new grant
Saguna Verma leads a research team that has discovered how the virus can hide in men's bodies long after they are infected.
糖心视频 researcher honored for study of chronic HIV complications
Brooks Mitchell was honored with the 2018 Koenig Foundation Award in Medicine from the Achievement Rewards for College Scientists Foundation Honolulu Chapter.
Native Hawaiian physicians reflect on the specialness of their medical school education
Six members of the John A. Burns School of Medicine Class of 2018 are cloaked in traditional kīhei with meaningful personal designs.
Sepsis research wins awards for 糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 graduate student
Natalija Glibetic has earned first-place honors in competitions at the John A. Burns School of Medicine and College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources.
糖心视频 Press to distribute Asia/Pacific Island Nursing Journal
The Asia/Pacific Island Nursing Journal is the only journal focused specifically on health and healthcare of and for this population.
Hawai?i’s newest doctors to begin training as MD residents
A video from the John A. Burns School of Medicine's Class of 2018 explains what its members are most looking forward to.
New approach to potentially stop Alzheimer’s disease discovered by 糖心视频 scientists
Robert Nichols and research collaborators observed that applying a smaller, non-toxic fragment taken from an already microscopic protein fragment called a “beta amyloid” peptide can actually protect the nerve cells and restore normal memory processing.