The goal of researchers in this area is to improve the prevention and management of disease and injury in individuals.
Our research explores hypotheses and answers questions that arise in clinical practice. The focus is on enhancing the health and quality of life of individuals by optimizing the safety and effectiveness of medications. Specific areas of expertise of our researchers include clinical trials, clinical pharmacology, clinical pharmacokinetics, clinical pharmacodynamics, clinical pharmacogenomics, medication therapy management, and medication stewardship.
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Four researchers receive Faculty catalyst funding for pharmaceutical sciences research
Congratulations to Carolyn Cummins, Lee Dupuis, Keith Pardee and Jillian Kohler on receiving the Faculty's inaugural "New Initiative and Innovation Awards".
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First-of-its-kind skin patch aims to prevent low blood sugar in diabetes
An innovative skin patch developed by researchers at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy has the potential to prevent low blood sugar levels (hypoglycemia) in people with diabetes.
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World Cancer Day: A future without cancer
Imagine a future without cancer. World Cancer Day aims to save millions of preventable deaths each year by raising awareness and education about cancer, and pressing governments and individuals across the world to take action against the disease.
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