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A Multi-University Institute Advances U.S. Medicine Making: 20 Years and Counting
NIPTE university faculty members collaborate with government and industry to address challenges in drug development and manufacturing.
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Supportive Spaces
An AACP Interim Meeting keynote speaker opens up about how her life experiences inspired her to become a passionate advocate for trauma-informed leadership.
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A Personal Touch
How does personality play a role in communication in the pharmacy sphere? Extroverts are good at initiating conversation, but introverts tend to be empathetic, which leads to connection.
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Expanding Education Access to First-Generation Students
A first-generation student pharmacist at the University of Colorado Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences helped create a high school outreach program for students like her.
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UF Health Researchers Probe Benefits of Precision Medicine
An NIH grant is supporting a project to measure the feasibility of implementing strategies such as pharmacogenetic testing in the emergency room.
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For the Record
A comprehensive oral history initiative highlighting the careers of pharmacist leaders in the U.S. Public Health Service underscores their valuable contributions to the profession.
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Forward Thinking
A productive annual meeting in Boston featured a wide range of programming, including discussions about climate change and readying the clinical research workforce.
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On a Mission
As the 2024 NAM Pharmacy Fellow, Dr. Jennifer Bacci relishes the opportunity to tout the benefits that community pharmacies offer.
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Facilitating an Inclusive Mindset
A student-led diversity event at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Pharmacy focused on the need for compassionate, equitable patient care.
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A Wide-Open Field
New opportunities await future pharmacists as schools build a playbook for sports pharmacy in the curriculum.
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Mapping a New Future
What do pharmacy closures mean for public health, and how can schools help the profession build back?
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The Phenylephrine Puzzle
Two University of Florida College of Pharmacy faculty members finally convinced the FDA that a widely used nasal decongestant does not work.
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