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UH Cancer Center, Google Cloud host AI research workshop

Full-day event brings together UH researchers and Google experts to explore AI-powered tools, federated learning, interdisciplinary collaboration.

The Susan C. Hirano Cancer CARE Community supports patients and caregivers across Hawaiʻi.

The project will adapt, validate and test interventions to improve cervical cancer prevention and follow-up.

Gov. Green stresses that cancer research is vital for public health, global security, and Hawaiʻi's future.

The coordinated hires will span five UH health units focusing on high-priority need areas.

The free event offered tools, reflection and community for those caring for loved ones with cancer.

The Michiko, Miwa, and Naoto Ueno Memorial Fund has been established to support the UH Cancer Center’s most pressing needs.

Funding grants will go to the UH Cancer Center and John A. Burns School of Medicine.

UH research shows switching ADC drug types may restore breast cancer treatment benefit.

Jesse Owens earned a $2 million NIH grant to advance gene-editing research and mentor future scientists.