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.
Seniors graduate with healthy aging skills
The John A. Burns School of Medicine program educates seniors in healthy aging skills.
Medical school continues speech-hearing program collaboration with China
Professors from Kunming Medical University visited the John A. Burns School of Medicine.
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.
December 2016 anniversaries
The University of Hawaiʻi celebrates December 2016 faculty and staff anniversaries.
World AIDS Day to include update from UH Hawaiʻi Center for AIDS
The Hawaiʻi Center for AIDS will lead discussions updating local efforts to prevent, treat and cure AIDS.
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.
Chien-Wen Tseng first Hawaiʻi appointment to U.S. Preventive Services Task Force
UH Professor Chien-Wen Tseng joins national task force which addresses topics that directly affect and improve the health of Americans.
Medical students help inspire next generation of health professionals
The John. A Burns School of Medicine will host a Teen Health Camp introducing students in grades 6–12 to medical workshops and interactive skill demonstrations.
Budget request funds key initiatives
Proposals include funding for 21st century facilities, graduation initiative and innovation initiative.
