Professional Development Week (PDW) is a conference hosted in collaboration with the Canadian Association of Pharmacy Students and Interns (CAPSI) at one of Canada’s 11 pharmacy schools each year.

A new academic centre aims to advance education, research, and impact in planetary health and sustainable health systems, fostering a better future for generations to come.

New study led by Assistant Professor Bowen Li makes significant contribution to generating tissue-specific ionizable lipids and prompts rethinking of mRNA vaccine design principles.

Evan Amalfitano is working to develop low-cost biological assays to help make testing for certain diseases cheaper and more widely available.

Assistant Professor Jaris Swidrovich will explore barriers to accessing HIV prevention drug and how health care providers can provide better care to Indigenous Peoples.

On December 6, the University of Toronto recognizes the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women.

Reina Bendayan is examining potential interactions between anti-HIV drugs and placenta folate transporters.

MSc student Angela Pollinzi in the Piquette-Miller lab aims to examine how diseases impact maternal organs and identify ways to improve maternal-fetal health.

Call for original research and review article submissions to pharmacology journal spearheaded by pharmacist Alice Tseng.

Collaborations between engineering and pharmaceutical scientists are advancing technology that accelerates drug discovery and development.

Li lab member and pharmaceutical sciences masters trainee Tiana Young aims to leverage nanotechnology to explore the development of safer medications and medication delivery systems.

Zahra Ali says International Pharmacy Graduate and PharmD for Pharmacist programs have broadened career opportunities and enhanced her community practice.