STUDENT PHARMACISTS SAVE THE DAY
Students conducting a standard medication reconciliation uncover a previously overlooked, dangerous drug-drug interaction.
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SUMMER REFLECTIONS: EXPLORING “FARMACIA” IN CROATIA
Study abroad opportunity helps broaden understanding of the similarities and differences in international pharmacy practice.
Read MoreSUMMER REFLECTIONS: PRACTICING COMMUNITY PHARMACY ACROSS THE POND
Study abroad experience illuminates the similarities and differences in pharmacy practice across the Atlantic.
Read MoreBRINGING PHARMACISTS TO PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICE
Unique rotation experience allows fourth-year student pharmacist to help educate city health officials about pharmacists’ ever-evolving role in the field of public health.
Read MoreA HEALTHY KICK-OFF TO THE SUMMER SEASON
Student pharmacists help local seniors get healthy for the summer at the ninth annual “TO LIFE” Health & Wellness Expo.
Read MoreGRADUATE STUDENTS GIVE VOICE TO UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE DEBATE
The International Society of Pharmacoepidemiology and International Society of Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research student chapters host thought-provoking debate to highlight the pros and cons of expanding Medicare access for all.
Read MoreMY EXPERIENCE BALANCING PHARMACY SCHOOL AND PARENTHOOD
Juggling the responsibilities of being both a student pharmacist and parent is not an easy task, but there are some steps that you can take to help make your busy life more manageable.
Read MoreA REAL WORLD GLIMPSE INTO THE FIELD OF REGULATORY SCIENCE
FDA staff meet with student pharmacists and regulatory science graduate students to answer questions about the regulation of food and drug products in the United States.
Read MoreLAMY CENTER CAREGIVER CONNECTION: I DIDN’T SEE THAT COMING!
The seventh post in the Caregiver Connection blog series from the Peter Lamy Center on Drug Therapy and Aging examines the need for caregivers to develop a back-up plan for the care of their loved one.
Read MoreASK A PHARMACIST: MEDICATIONS AND FALLS
Falls are the leading cause of death associated with injuries among older adults in the U.S. Learn how certain medications can increase the risk for falls among this population.
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