A former Army team medic and civilian health administrator Michael Rodolico extends health and dental care to uninsured community members in Nevada

International education at the John A. Burns School of Medicine is “like the Peace Corps for medicine.”

John A. Burns School of Medicine alumni met members of the school’s largest-ever incoming class on July 20, 2011.

John A. Burns School of Medicine students outscore national average as all pass the national licensing exam.

University of Hawaiʻi partners with Alaska consortium to develop telehealth technologies.

Professor and infectious disease specialist Marian Melish proposes a Kawasaki Disease Foundation chapter in Hawaiʻi.

Professor Marjorie Mau inspires minority students to consider careers in science.

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.

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.