UH researcher will test a cure for HIV through a shock and kill strategy
Lishomwa Ndhlovu has been awarded two new grants from the National Institutes of Health to advance his strategy to cure HIV .
Researchers find potential signature of cognitive function in people living with HIV
UH researchers identify a unique footprint in specific types of immune cells from blood that can identify individuals with HIV that have impairments in cognitive function.
Novel MRI technique being researched to detect HIV dementia
UH neurologist Beau Nakamoto receives $421,313 grant to develop novel imaging technique in HIV dementia.
Cellular pathway that may re-energize immune cells to eliminate HIV discovered
Researchers discover immune pathway that can be targeted to increase the immune systems’ ability to eliminate HIV
Medical school physician receives state’s top award for AIDS work
Dominic Chow receives Suzanne Richmond-Crum Award for major contributions to HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment services in Hawaiʻi
HIV/AIDS diagnosis in Native Hawaiians concerns researchers
Researchers at the UH medical school’s Hawaiʻi Center for AIDS report on the disparity in the disease’s diagnosis rate amongst the Native Hawaiian population.
