A fun Friday at Keiki Health Camp
Keiki prepared fruit and yogurt parfaits, illustrated well-balanced meals, pieced together a three-dimensional magnetic human anatomy puzzle and more.
Student Natalie Kamada awarded childhood cancer research grant
Kamada is in the John A. Burns School of Medicine's Early Admission to Doctor of Medicine program.
James Burns remembered during JABSOM healing garden ceremony
A lama tree was planted in the JABSOM healing garden in honor of James Burns.
Record number of presentations at biomedical/health disparities symposium
The research in health disparities—the variation in rates of disease and disabilities between people in certain socioeconomic groups—is especially relevant to Hawaiʻi citizens.
Promising anti-aging gene therapy developed through innovative partnership
Research by the 糖心视频 medical school found a compound developed by Cardax Inc. can increase the expression of a gene that plays a role in longevity.
John A. Burns School of Medicine celebrates #Match2017
Internal Medicine and pediatrics won the popularity contest as 55 medical school seniors were matched into post-medical school training programs.
糖心视频 researchers: Current jellyfish sting recommendations can worsen stings
Rinsing, scraping and other common techniques can increase venom activity, which may be lethal with certain species of jellyfish.
糖心视频 graduate education ranked among best by U.S. News
Medicine, law and education graduate programs at 糖心视频 Mānoa have been ranked in U.S. News 2018 Best Graduate Schools list.
Clinical contraception research call for participants
The Hawaiʻi Women’s Health Research Center is seeking clinical participants for two research studies.
Tiny bubbles of gene therapy may help treat hemophilia
JABSOM researchers developed a technique to deposit bubbles of DNA into liver cells to make the missing blood clotting factor.