New cancer center for clinical trials in Hawaii unveiled

Off the news: UH Cancer Clinic opens research facility | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

After many years of determination and dedication, the University of Hawaii Cancer Center officially opened its new clinical research facility on Monday. The $19.5 million facility, Hawaii’s first to specialize in Phase 1 and 2 clinical trials, could quite literally be a life-saver to patients dealing with cancer.

University of Hawaii Cancer Center launches clinical research facility

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University of Hawaii opens first dedicated center for early-phase cancer trials

The facility was built with federal and state funding plus donor contributions. It aims to have 30 active trials by 2031.

New cancer center for clinical trials in Hawaii unveiled

The University of Hawai'i Cancer Center has opened the Ho'ōla Early Phase Clinical Research Center, which will offer cutting-edge cancer treatments and clinical trials to Hawai'i residents, reducing the burden of out-of-state treatment costs.

Hawaii Launches First Cancer Trial Center for Clinical Research

Table of ContentsWhy Hawaii Clinical Trials Matter LocallyContributing to Tomorrow’s Standard TreatmentsThe Cost Burden Behind Hawaii Clinical TrialsWhat Early-Phase Trials InvolvePartnerships Driving Hawaii Clinical Trials ForwardFacility Details and CapacityFunding Behind the Expansion of Hawaii Clinical TrialsBuilding Research Informed by Hawaii’s PopulationWhat’s Next for Hawaii Clinical Trials Clinical trials entered a new chapter on July 6…