Metal-based compound shows promise for kidney cancer patients
University of Hawaiʻi researcher Joe Ramos developed a promising metal-based compound that destroys kidney cancer cells, while leaving normal cells unharmed.
$2.7 million grant funds liver cancer prevention study
UH Cancer Center’s Wei Jia will research how gut bacteria can damage the liver and eventually promote the development of fibrosis and liver cancer.
2011 Nobel Prize winner to speak at UH Cancer Center symposium
Bruce Beutler, the 2011 Nobel Prize winner in medicine, will speak at the Bridging the Cancer World Symposium on Thursday, August 20.
Compounds show potential in fighting brain and breast cancers
UH Cancer Center researchers discover two chemical compounds that combat growth of brain cancer cells and breast tumors.
Aspirin may delay growth of asbestos-related cancer
UH Cancer Center researchers find that aspirin may inhibit the growth of mesothelioma.
Fourth graders raise money for breast cancer research in Hawaiʻi
The four local girls honor relatives who survived breast cancer, and are the youngest known donors to the University of Hawaiʻi Cancer Center.
Growing rate of liver cancer addressed by first-of-its-kind Hawai‘i cancer team
A May 22-23 conference will draw liver cancer experts to discuss the latest in treatments and research.
Melanoma survivors share at UH Cancer Center symposium
The University of Hawaiʻi Cancer Center held a symposium to discuss the latest in skin cancer treatment, research and prevention.
Skin cancer symposium hosted by UH Cancer Center
UH Cancer Center holds public symposium on skin cancer research, treatment and prevention.
UH Mānoa issues cancer center report
UH Mānoa releases a report on the UH Cancer Center and the broader John A. Burns School of Medicine at the Kakaʻako Campus.
