Health services researcher Tetine Sentell chosen as a Fulbright specialist
Tetine Sentell will collaborate with public health faculty at the University of Medicine in Tirana, Albania.
Updated HPV vaccine recommendations endorsed by nation’s cancer centers and health organizations
HPV vaccination is a powerful tool to prevent genital, anal and other cancers in Hawaiʻi.
Oral bacteria linked to preterm labor in Hawaiʻi
A UH Mānoa nursing study will examine placental tissue samples from women in Hawaiʻi who experienced preterm labor for the presence and type of oral bacteria.
Windward named first college in Hawaiʻi as Blue Zones Project approved worksite
Windward CC is committed to improving the well-being of its faculty, staff and students.
Educational video encourages UH Hilo students to seek health support services
The film was funded by a Gallagher Student Innovative Practices in College Health Fund award.
Zika virus-infected mothers delivered babies with microcephaly as early as 2009
UH scientists’ finding adds to evidence linking the virus and severe fetal abnormalities.
Blue Zones Project at UH Hilo inspires healthy living in campus community
UH Hilo joins a nationwide effort to create healthier, happier places to live, work and play.
How Zika is spread through sex
Saguna Verma will research how the Zika virus infection in men makes them susceptible to transmit the virus to their sexual partners, even though they may appear symptom-free.
Teen Health Camp draws record attendance
John A. Burns School of Medicine's camp encourages students from economically and educationally disadvantaged backgrounds to pursue careers in healthcare.
Village Walks in American Samoa promote healthy living
The Children’s Healthy Living intervention program aims to combat childhood obesity by supporting healthy local and indigenous environments.
