Scientists have traced the genetic roots of Native Hawaiians and examined their ancient journey. A recent study examined the health effects of Polynesian heritage, something that was neglected before. Another thousand-year-old DNA study connected Hawaii and Easter Island, uncovering new genetic risks. These studies help grasp Native Hawaiian history and health.
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