ʻĀina-based behavioral health program launched by JABSOM, Hawaiʻi Land Trust
The fellowship unites land stewardship and behavioral health to train culturally grounded providers who can serve Hawaii’s communities statewide.
Medical student uncovers new clue in pancreatic cancer
Thomas Clausen’s research on a sugar molecule may lead to earlier detection of pancreatic cancer
Community celebrates UH Hyperbaric Treatment Center’s 40 years
The celebration highlighted the facility’s decades of lifesaving care and hands-on medical training in Hawaiʻi.
From Mānoa to Majuro: Lessons in healthcare and culture
Kalpana Balaraman gained lessons in cultural humility and health care challenges during a summer training.
Next-generation gene therapy tools built by UH scientist
Jesse Owens and his team are developing a new gene delivery platform that could revolutionize how doctors treat everything from rare blood disorders to aggressive cancers.
Q&A: Impact of Florida dropping vaccine mandate
A JABSOM physician warns Florida’s vaccine mandate drop could spark measles outbreaks and weaken children’s immunity to other diseases.
Infectious disease expert marks 50 years at JABSOM
Melish is known for diagnosing Hawaiʻi's first Kawasaki Disease case and advancing pediatric medicine.
UH premedical sciences certificate creates new pathways to health careers
The certificate will strengthen pathways into medicine and health professions.
Gut bacteria linked to how our genes switch on and off
The researchers point to future possibilities where understanding this loop could help doctors design personalized treatments.
Missing Y gene linked to male infertility
The new UH research offers significant implications for understanding reproductive health.
