Tell Us Why You Got the COVID-19 Vaccine: Rosie Love, MPH
A COVID-19 vaccine was critical for Rosie Love, MPH, a PhD candidate at the School of Pharmacy who has kidney disease.
Read MoreA COVID-19 vaccine was critical for Rosie Love, MPH, a PhD candidate at the School of Pharmacy who has kidney disease.
Read MoreCheyenne Simmons, a student in the MS in Medical Cannabis Science and Therapeutics Program, got vaccinated for many reasons but mainly to help her mom remain healthy.
Read MoreAs the COVID-19 pandemic unfolded in early 2020, the PATIENTS Program quickly pivoted its programming to continue its work in rebuilding trust and confidence in patient-centered medical research, particularly among underserved populations.
Read MoreThe expertise of faculty at the School of Pharmacy extends beyond clinical practice, teaching, and research. Learn about two faculty members recently spotlighted in UMB’s 1807: An Art and Literary Journal.
Read MoreLearn how community pharmacies help make it easier and more convenient than ever for children to receive their full schedule of lifesaving immunizations.
Read MoreSchool of Pharmacy’s Data to Action Research Team (DART) led by Dr. Fadia T. Shaya provides student pharmacists with hands-on experience in data science, conducting real-time epidemiological research to support evidence-based practice.
Read MoreThe 14th post in the Caregiver Connection blog series from the Peter Lamy Center on Drug Therapy and Aging examines the effects of the COVID-19 quarantine and resulting social isolation on patients with dementia and their caregivers and family members.
Read MoreA reflection on systemic racial injustice in the United States and the need for health profession students to get involved in turning the tide.
Read MorePharmacy students volunteer to deliver food to older adults in Hampden.
Read MoreThe PATIENTS Program hosts Facebook Live event to connect with local communities about health and research.
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