Supporting mental health for diverse ethnic groups wins research award
Jo investigated a recently developed self-assessment tool for measuring psychological flexibility/inflexibility.
Reevaluating maternity care: Professor’s Fulbright journey in Nepal
Brunson’s research is guided by her years of documenting Nepali women’s stories of ‘near misses’ with maternal mortality.
UH astronomers uncover array of strange exoplanet worlds
UH astronomers publish a new catalog of 120 confirmed and six new candidate exoplanets.
Alumna’s Fulbright mission tackles adolescent suicide crisis in South Korea
Kamea Macusi and has utilized her experience to delve into one of the most pressing mental health issues in the country.
UHERO: Travelers flock to Japan on weak yen, while inflation climbs
Like all countries, Japan was hit hard by COVID-19, and the economy has struggled to get back on track since.
UH grad students train with national experts to tackle clean energy issues
The summer program is supported by a UH 惭ā苍辞补 project called “Ka mana o ka lā: Modeling our energy future.”
Home sales hit 25-year low, housing crisis explained in UHERO factbook
UHERO reported high interest rates, high prices and low supply have continued to keep housing extremely unaffordable.
How can understanding misfolded proteins help improve disease treatments?
Protein folding is a protein's way of twisting and bending into the right shape so it can do its job correctly in the body.
Physician-pharmacist collaboration for HPV vaccination focus of alumna’s research
Meliza Roman published a paper in the April issue of 麻豆传媒 Journal of Health & Social Welfare.
Maui residents face health decline, access struggles after wildfires in new UH report
Over at least the next 10 years, the study aims to document the acute and chronic health impacts and social conditions caused by the Maui wildfires.