The Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy is pleased to announce Certina Ho as Assistant Professor in the Teaching Stream at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, effective January 1, 2025.

PhD student Diana Nelles, in the Piquette-Miller lab, explores how pregnancy-related autoimmune diseases may impact placental drug transporters and fetal medication exposure.

The new Leader-in-Residence will mentor future leaders in pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences and strengthen connections with industry.

Canadian Integrity Award honours commitment to transparency, accountability and integrity

Researchers at Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy and The Hospital for Sick Children develop standardized tool to report bothersome symptoms.

Professor and entrepreneur Christine Allen speaks at the 2024 Ontario Economic Summit.

The Alumni Awards program honours and recognizes exceptional alumni who demonstrate a significant commitment to our Faculty's community. Congratulations to our 2024 recipients!

As a new student in the Master of Science in Pharmacy, Simon Boulis is gaining skills to advance clinical practice and undertake research.

Clinical Pharmacist and MSc student Cheyenne Matinnia's research focuses on the role of conflict in pharmacy education. While conflict training is well-established in other healthcare fields, it remains largely unexplored for pharmacy students.

Andrew’s Living Legacy Award will support pharmacy students who demonstrate exceptional commitment to medication safety.

MSc student Stephanie Skalitzky in the Piquette-Miller lab is exploring whether nutrient supplements can safely prevent inflammation-related issues with placental drug transporters, benefiting maternal and child health.

PharmSci student’s research to be used for imaging in a clinical trial at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre.