Rebecca Cann interviewed on evolutionary anniversary
Mitochondrial DNA study identifying a common ancestral mother spurs memories 25 years later.
Native food and stories focus of new workshops
ʻAwa, ʻulu), ʻuala and heʻe explored in series sponsored by the John A. Burns School of Medicine.
Medical school to remember J. David Curb
Memorial fund is established for internationally renowned health investigator.
Improving military healthcare is goal of medical school program
UH joins partnership to combat Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and brain injury in White House initiative.
Physiologist Drew MacCannell benefits from eclectic interests
Cardiovascular researcher gets his kicks from astrophysics, bagpipes and kung fu when he isn’t pursuing heart research.
Molecular pathway may temper heart attack damage
A new study by Mānoa researchers identifies a molecular pathway that may help reduce the damaging effects of an enlarged heart.
First Native Hawaiian appointed to national health board
Maile Taualii will help draw attention to Hawaiʻi health issues.
Diversity awards presented
University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa’s Brenda Cartwright and Satoru Izutsu received 2011 Faculty Diversity Awards.
Medical school dean reappointed through 2016
Jerris Hedges will continue to serve as dean of the John A. Burns School of Medicine.
Kawasaki disease linked to seasonal winds
Large-scale wind currents may drive outbreaks of Kawasaki disease, a childhood ailment that can lead to heart damage.
