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Researchers report physician workforce shortage worsening
John A. Burns School of Medicine researchers say based on Hawaiʻi’s population, the state is an estimated 747 physicians short of the number that it should currently have treating patients.
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Revolutionary MRI technology developed by UH
A new magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system called prospective motion correction is being developed by UH Manoa John A. Burns School of Medicine’s Thomas Ernst.
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Documentary highlights new cancer center
Envisioning a World Without Cancer will air on KITV on Tuesday, January 29, at 8 p.m. featuring the work of the UH Cancer Center.
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Anonymous donor makes $9.2 million gift to UH
One of the largest gift commitments ever made to UH by a private individual will fund student scholarships and support science and culinary programs.
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Box jellyfish research breakthrough by Manoa biochemist
UH Mānoa Angel Yanagihara has developed a medicine that effectively treats the sting of a box jellyfish.
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$6 million in funding for heart disease research
Ralph Shohet and the Center for Cardiovascular Research received $6 million in funding to battle heart disease.
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HIV/AIDS diagnosis in Native Hawaiians concerns researchers
Researchers at the UH medical school’s Hawaiʻi Center for AIDS report on the disparity in the disease’s diagnosis rate amongst the Native Hawaiian population.
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Cancer center project under budget and more in the news
The UH Cancer Center’s new facility is among UH programs and people featured in news coverage during the past week.
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Manoa researchers collaborate on new anti-cancer drug
UH Cancer Center and Department of Chemistry researchers have found potential in the compound englerin A as an anti-tumor drug, specifically to target renal cancer cells.
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Public health research takes students to Yap
An international elective offered by the John A. Burns School of Medicine to promote global health took two students to Yap for clinical training and public health research.
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