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College training Saudi Arabian pharmacy educators

A chance encounter at a clinical meeting eventually led to a partnership between the College of Pharmacy and King Abdulaziz University (KAU) in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, to train 24 graduates from KAU’s college of pharmacy here in Tucson.
UA, NAU to study effects of flying on diabetics

Professors at the University of Arizona and Northern Arizona University have been awarded a $333,000 grant from the Arizona Biomedical Research Commission to study of the effects of flying and other high altitude activities on people who have type 1 diabetes.
Mother of 4 appreciates financial assist

Laura Adams was not your typical pharmacy student. The 2008 recipient of the Dr. Carolyn Keaton McKenzie Memorial Scholarship traveled a circuitous route to pharmacy school. “Don’t tell anybody,” she says with a wink, “but I graduated from high school in 1987."
Center research focuses on dangerous drug-drug interactions

Research about dangerous drug-drug interactions has been the longest-standing area of emphasis of the college’s Center for Health Outcomes and PharmacoEconomic Research since1999.
KEYS program involves high-schoolers in science

The Keep Engaging Youth in Science (KEYS) summer internship program offers motivated high school students training and hands-on experience researching topics in the bioscience, biomedical and environmental health science fields.
Class of 2010 graduate discovers unique population of scorpions

Dan Massey grew up being fascinated by venomous critters. As a PharmD student, he had a chance to discover a whole new population of them.