New research shows prescriptions for ADHD medications among adults have doubled since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Professor (Status) Tara Gomes and Associate Professor Mina Tadrous explore the trend in a new paper in CMAJ.

For alumnus Ryan Fullerton, independent pharmacy combines ownership, patient care and long-term community commitment.

Marie-Hélène Irvine reflects on how a PharmD rotation shaped her career in rare diseases and why mentorship through the PharmaSEE Mentorship Program is central to supporting the next generation of pharmacists.

Self-driving LUMI-lab system combines AI and robotics to advance design and evaluation of lipid nanoparticles for mRNA delivery.

Researchers led by Associate Professor Carolyn Cummins found that LDT409—a compound derived from cashew nut shell waste—activates key metabolic receptors to reverse obesity and improve metabolic health in high-fat-diet mouse models.

Supervised by Associate Professor Lisa McCarthy, Alexa Muir is a second-year MSc student whose research explores how optimizing medication use can improve health and quality of life for older adults in long-term care.

In response to rapid health system change, the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy launched Canada’s first three-year integrated PharmD program with early, scalable student engagement in curriculum design—an approach now published in Medical Teacher.

Five students have contributed to creating a strong academic and social environment at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy through their leadership in student groups.

Diana Nelles was inspired by women in pharmacology research to advance knowledge in understudied populations.