Tag - Diabetes

Helping Hands: Helping Seniors Pay for Their Medications

Raised hands with hearts in the middle of them set against a teal background.

April 24, 2020
Baltimore, Community, Faculty, Practice
Charmaine Rochester-Eyeguokan, CIPS, Community Pharmacy, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Diabetes, Helping Hands

School of Pharmacy professor goes above and beyond to make sure her patients can afford diabetes medications during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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WORKING INTERPROFESSIONALLY TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS WITH DIABETES

Group Photo of Eight Participants Against Colorful Mural at the Weinberg Housing and Resource Center

May 2, 2017
Baltimore, Community, Events, Practice, Student Life
APhA-ASP, Aylin Unal, Diabetes, Student Organizations

Student pharmacists come together with physical therapy students to provide diabetic foot screenings and patient education to vulnerable population.

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STUDENT PHARMACISTS SERVE THANKSGIVING MEALS TO LOCAL COMMUNITY

Student Pharmacists Serve Thanksgiving Meals to Local Community

December 20, 2016
Baltimore, Community, Practice, Student Life
APhA-ASP, Diabetes, Gloria Rinomhota, Kidney Disease, Project Feast, SNPhA

Second-year student pharmacist shares her experience participating in UMB’s annual Project Feast initiative.

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LOCAL STUDENTS CELEBRATE HEALTHY HALLOWEEN AT THE SCHOOL OF PHARMACY

Students Prepare to Greet Children at the School of Pharmacy

November 6, 2015
Baltimore, Community, Events, Student Life
APhA-ASP, Diabetes, Healthy Halloween, Student Organizations

Student pharmacists engage children and chaperones in a wide range of diabetes education and prevention activities.

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