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Breastfeeding is celebrated each year on Guam through the hard work of community and healthcare partners to create a supportive environment for mothers, children, and families.
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As biotechnology continues to advance rapidly, it is vital for communities in Micronesia to understand not only the uses and applications of these technologies, but also their broader social, cultural, and legal implications.
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Explore Chamoru healers' insights on building meaningful relationships through patience and care.
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Cancer has touched nearly every family, yet survival is more possible today than ever before thanks to advances in screening, treatment, and community support. In this heartfelt article, a University of Guam faculty member shares a personal story of loss and hope, emphasizing the life-saving importance of cancer screening. Learn about current cancer screening guidelines, the role of early detection in improving outcomes, and how taking action can be an act of love for yourself and your family.
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Supporting Guam's cancer community since 2010, the Guam Cancer Trust Fund aids care, treatment, and cancer education across the island.
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Dr. Francine Naputi explores how CHamoru values like homlo' and inafa'maolek shape Guam's collective approach to health and healing.
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Get a head start at UOG! The Triton Summer Academy is a free, one-week program for incoming freshmen to experience college life, prepare for placement tests, and connect with campus support services.
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Everyone deserves access to health care, but many people with disabilities still face challenges in getting the care they need.
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The University of Guam celebrated one of its largest graduating classes in Spring 2025, awarding 375 degrees across key workforce sectors including healthcare, STEM, education, and public service. With a keynote by Palau's President and inspiring messages from UOG leadership and valedictorians, the event showcased UOG’s growing impact on regional development and professional readiness.
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