Partnerships between two UH campuses and with two Hawaiʻi companies have resuscitated the state’s only professional training program in medical technology.

Suzanne Murphy, a University of Hawaiʻi cancer researcher, was elected this week to the National Academies Institute of Medicine.

Undergraduate Research and Mentoring encourages Pacific Island students in biosciences.

One in five of the physicians featured in Honolulu Magazine’s June “Best Doctors in Hawaiʻi” issue is a faculty member of the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa’s John A. Burns School of Medicine.

Researchers at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa John A. Burns School of Medicine and Sierra Sciences have discovered a gene essential to keeping stem cells healthy.

The 58 new physicians who received University of Hawaiʻi medical degrees in May 2010 included a record number of Native Hawaiian graduates in a single class.

A six-year study by three University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa researchers indicates that the proportion of antibiotic-resistant staph increased significantly throughout the state.

UH locations featured on the tv show Lost.

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John A. Burns School of Medicine makes H1N1 flu vaccine available for pregnant women, who are at elevated risk of complications from the virus.

A medical ethicist who helps recommend regulation on stem cell research will speak at the UH medical school on opportunities and ethical challenges related to advances in reproductive medicine research.