THE ANATOMY OF A COMMUNITY HEALTH FAIR — LESSONS LEARNED
A reflection on the recent participation of Lamy Center faculty and students in a local Baltimore health fair.
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LAMY CENTER CAREGIVER CONNECTION: QUIS CURABIT IPSOS CURANTES?*
The second post in the Caregiver Connection blog series from the Peter Lamy Center on Drug Therapy and Aging asks who is caring for the caregiver.
Read MorePROMOTING MENTAL HEALTH IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY
Student pharmacists partner with the University’s Community Engagement Center to host healthy living workshops for members of the community.
Read MoreWORKING INTERPROFESSIONALLY TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS WITH DIABETES
Student pharmacists come together with physical therapy students to provide diabetic foot screenings and patient education to vulnerable population.
Read MoreASK A PHARMACIST: OVER-THE-COUNTER PAIN RELIEVERS
Community pharmacist Dr. Cherokee Layson-Wolf answers frequently asked questions about the over-the-counter medications available to help relieve minor aches and pains.
Read MoreLAMY CENTER CAREGIVER CONNECTION: MEET THE AUTHOR
The first post in the Caregiver Connection blog series from the Peter Lamy Center on Drug Therapy and Aging introduces readers to the blog’s first author, Rudi Lamy.
Read MoreEMPOWERING STUDENTS TO END THE CYCLE OF ADDICTION
Interdisciplinary training opportunity offers information about the opioid epidemic in Baltimore City and provides steps that students can take to help reduce opioid overdoses.
Read MoreBREAKING THE LANGUAGE BARRIER TO BRING MEDICATION SAFETY TO THE COMMUNITY
Student pharmacists host bilingual medication safety event for Vietnamese children at local Sunday school.
Read MoreASK A PHARMACIST: STAYING HEALTHY DURING COLD AND FLU SEASON
Community pharmacist Dr. Tim Rocafort answers frequently asked questions and provides tips to help keep cold and flu germs at bay.
Read MoreHEALTHY COOK-OFF BRINGS OUT STUDENT PHARMACISTS’ INNER CHEFS
Event tested students’ culinary skills and proved that “healthy” and “tasty” do not have to be mutually exclusive during mealtime.
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