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Aloha Laser Vision says Epioxa is an epithelium-on cross-linking treatment for keratoconus.
A UH Mānoa study maps 17 rhodopsin proteins letting mantis shrimp see far-red light invisible to humans.
Caroline Huff thought it was appendicitis. It was a bleeding stomach tumor, and her doctor's patience changed everything.
The Mānoa campus is merging oceanography and law into one center, starting with student clinics during the next legislative session.
A new Helmsley grant will fund Hawaiʻi's first oncology fellowship and efforts to reduce geographic barriers to cancer care.
Genetic sleuthing finds close ancestry ties between Native Hawaiians and Rapa Nui, but also exposes rare, untested health risks in the islands today.
A new federal lab led by UH Mānoa will breed disease-resistant coffee and cacao as local farms battle a brutal fungal threat.
A 20-day Nautilus voyage from Honolulu will probe ridges and abyssal plains never surveyed before, with live video for anyone to watch.
The chip giant's 2027 licensing renewal with Apple ends years of modem-independence speculation, as Qualcomm pivots hard toward AI agents.
Hensel Hall hosted the signing as Hawaiʻi and Massachusetts leaders eye microgrids and Pentagon-aligned research.
A renovated exhibit at Honolulu's Bishop Museum lets visitors meet cave spiders and wax-spinning bugs found only in Hawaiʻi Island's lava tubes.
Archival data from Maunakea's Keck Observatory helped confirm Elias 2-24 b, a planet under 1 million years old still gathering gas from its birth disk.
Keck and Subaru helped confirm light from just 670 million years after the Big Bang, rewriting the record books.
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