The Ontario government has approved regulatory amendments to enable pharmacists, students, and interns to assess and prescribe for 12 minor ailments.

In honour of Jocelyn (Swatman) Whalen (BScPhm 8T3), The Jocelyn Whalen Award recognizes her service and dedication to the profession, to her community, and most importantly, to her patients.

2021 Emerging Leader in Pharmaceutical Sciences Alumni Award recipient Andrea Burden says interdisciplinary education at Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy has been critical to her success.

With loosening COVID-19 restrictions, Professor Zubin Austins suggests that a return to normal may be the last straw for burnt out health care workers.

Sameera Toenjes is a pharmacist and current Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences student working with Associate Professor Lisa McCarthy exploring medication-related harm.

PharmD 0T9 alumna Sandra Zaikos and 2T2 Beverly-Ann Oliver discuss the important role of pharmacists in managing mental illness and drug interactions in older adults.

Student led initiative for Mental Health in Pharmacy provides mental health resources and educational events.

U of T CAPSI Senior Representative Michelle Chaung and Junior Representative Theodora Udounwa reflect on another successful Pharmacy Appreciation Month (PAM)

1T7 alum Tiana Tilli aims to make the pharmacy a safe environment for underserved populations, and support other pharmacists as they do the same

We are building a center for experiential teaching, research and holistic care – where new ideas can be developed and refined in the real world of patient care.

New study recently published in PLOS ONE shows a five-fold increase in opioid-related mortality in Ontario - with rates now peaking for people in their mid-30s.

Professor Jean Gariepy shares new details of immune system molecules that could help diagnose and treat inflammatory conditions like psoriasis and inflammatory bowel disease.