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UH Cancer Center researcher receives Hawaiʻi 1st Prevention Science Award

The work to help Hawaiʻi Island students with tobacco prevention earns a UH Cancer Center researcher an award.

UH Cancer Center researchers are using liver cancer vaccines to work with a patient's immune system to fight off the disease.

Kū Ola works to support culturally-grounded services that promote the health, and well-being of Native Hawaiian men.

International leaders in various fields of cancer research, science and medicine will convene at the 14th Annual Weinman Symposium, January 25–27.

Naoto T. Ueno aims to make the UH Cancer Center a national and international leader in treatment and patient care development for Hawaiʻi and beyond.

During the pandemic, cancer clinical centers experienced staffing shortages which limited patients’ access to trials.

Since 2013, the nonprofit organization has given a total of $445,000 to support cancer research at UH.

Naoto Ueno's appointment would be effective December 12, 2022.

The study includes how sunscreen reduces skin cancer risk but recommends an ecological risk assessment on sunscreens.

A letter from the UH Cancer Center's External Advisory Committee on the center's contributions to cancer research since its founding.