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MD students seeking donations for homeless keiki Halloween Carnivals

For the sixth year in a row, MD students at the University of Hawai’i’s John A. Burns School of Medicine are holding Halloween Carnivals so that keiki at the state’s homeless shelters can have the kind of holiday fun all children should have. The carnivals provide costumes, games and food for the homeless families who [...]

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Tenure and Promotion Awarded: Congratulations to 15 JABSOM faculty

By Lori Emery Achieving tenure and promotion is a great accomplishment in a faculty member’s academic career. At UH, the application process is extensive starting from October and ending in June of the following year. This year, we are proud to announce that 15 of our faculty members were awarded tenure and/or promotion this summer. [...]

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Honolulu Star-Advertiser: Progress in AIDS vaccine research from team with JABSOM, island ties

The Honolulu Star-Advertiser reports on the breakthrough efforts of scientists, including John A. Burns School of Medicine Clinical Professor Jerome Kim, who are seeking an AIDS vaccine. Dr. Kim, a Colonel in the U.S. Army Medical Corps and deputy director for science at the U.S. Military HIV Research Program, is leading an international research program [...]

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JABSOM’s DR. ERON finds maggots can heal diabetes wounds

Media around the country–and in Hawai’i–are fascinated with research done by John A. Burns School of Medicine clinical faculty member and Kaiser Permanente Hawai’i physician Dr. Lawrence Eron. Eron, a specialist in infectious disease, presented findings last month which demonstrated that medical-grade versions of the fly larvae helped close the stubborn wounds of diabetics.  The [...]

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JABSOM’s ANGEL YANAGIHARA looks to solve jellyfish mystery

Researcher Angel Yanagihara continues to learn fascinating details about jellyfish in Hawaiian waters, stopping only long enough to be interviewed by media from around the world, including the Discovery Channel and Nova, who seek her out frequently to document her latest findings. Dr. Yanagihara’s patented discovery of a family of fluorescent proteins in blue bottle [...]

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PSYCHIATRY RESIDENCY PROGRAM Joins IHS in Homeless Outreach

The Residency Program in the John A. Burns School of Medicine’s Department of Psychiatry is helping to launch a new medical outreach to homeless people on O’ahu. Physicians training in the department’s residency program (part of The Hawaii Residency Programs will be dispatched to help assess mental health needs of homeless who are living on the [...]

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