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Dr. Sylvie Garneau-Tsodikova, newly selected to be part of the AAAS IF/THEN Ambassadors Program, is a medicinal chemist encouraging girls ...

The Department of Defense grant supports a study that may help change the pathology of Parkinson’s disease and inform activities ...

Dear Colleagues:

Dr. Terri Moore

AACP’s newest senior staff member, Dr. Terri Moore, just returned from the meeting of the ...

Pharmacists can help patients keep their health on track by partnering to manage chronic conditions.

By Jane E. Rooney

Chances ...

The grant funding will support research related to Alzheimer’s disease as well as musculoskeletal disorders.

By Joseph A. Cantlupe

St ...

Pharmacy schools are beginning to offer programs to study medical marijuana as its use expands across the country.

By Joseph ...

Dear Colleagues:

AACP President-Elect Todd Sorensen began his address to the first session of the AACP House of Delegates in ...

Pharmacists are well positioned to offer a variety of immunizations and help achieve higher vaccination rates across the country.

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Millennials and Gen Z have grown up with gadgets, surfing a high-speed Web and clicking on constant stimuli. They crave bite-size content and creative storytelling told through evolving technology. They want to feel a connection—fast—and they want to connect with organizations they feel are making a difference in the world, because they too want to leave an imprint.

Student pharmacists offering outreach to patients in the transitions of care stage can provide reassurance and help drastically reduce hospital ...

Research by a University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy professor shows promise in thwarting the drug-resistant pathogen.

By Elaina Hancock ...

Shattering attendance records for a third year in a row, Chicago was the perfect destination for the hallmark event of the year for pharmacy educators to learn, to be inspired and to collaborate.