Assistant Professor Rachel Harding is contributing to global initiatives to generate data needed to advance and accelerate drug discovery.

Now in its second year, Pharmacy Summer Camp continues to give high school students hands-on experiences in pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences.

February 4 is World Cancer Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness and recognizing global efforts to advance cancer care and improve patient outcomes.

Nineteen PharmD pharmacy students participated in Professional Development Week (PDW) 2026 in Québec City, earning national and local awards while contributing to advocacy and professional development initiatives.

Supported by Moderna Canada, Rick Lu, a postdoctoral researcher in the Li Lab, is using lipid nanoparticles to deliver precise mRNA instructions, advancing safer and more scalable therapies, including cancer treatments.

New Leader-in-Residence to focus on women in leadership through mentorship and networking opportunities

This year, more than 500 U of T PharmD students in first and second year are prepared to help with vaccination efforts in pharmacies across the GTA.

Canadian HIV experts, including pharmacist Jaris Swidrovich, release new guidelines for HIV prevention medication on World AIDS Day.

Through the Alumni Awards, we recognize graduates whose commitment and contributions continue to shape our Faculty community. Congratulations to our 2025 recipients!

Developed by and for primary care providers, “5 Tips for Managing Polypharmacy” toolkit provides evidence-based recommendations for managing multiple medications.

Last week, we hosted a live recording of the I’m Pharmacy podcast, bringing together pharmacists, physicians, learners and educators for an open discussion on how to strengthen collaboration across the primary care system.

Shaleesa Ledlie’s PhD research demonstrates importance of strong care pathways to initiate treatment for people soon after opioid toxicity.