COP in the News: Sept. 23, 2010

COP in the News keeps you up to date on stories about the College of Pharmacy in the media. Each segment includes the name of the article, the person or people mentioned in it, and then the name of the publication.
 

Involving pharmacists in direct patient care activities has favorable effects, Marie Chisholm-Burns: The Medical News

Marijuana-like herb needs regulation, Keith Boesen: Tucson Sentinel, AZ Capitol Times

Cady named to serve as dean for Idaho State University College of Pharmacy, Paul Cady: Idaho State Journal, Journal Net

Scorpion antivenin tested in study by University of Arizona, Leslie Boyer: AZ Central, Phoenix Examiner , Tucson Examiner

‘Spice’ or ‘legal marijuana’, sending smokers to ERs, Keith Boesen: Arizona Daily Star

Research Supports Role for Pharmacists in Patient Care, Marie Chisholm-Burns: Modern Medicine

In brief: Get rid of unused medications, COP students: Arizona Daily Star

UA Pharmacy Associate Dean Named VP & Fellow of the International Pharmaceutical Federation, Philip Schneider: AHSC Office of Public Affairs

Poison Clinic is now open on south side, John Sullivan: Arizona Daily Star, Tucson Citizen

Can science support anti-wrinkle cream claims?, Myron and Elaine Jacobson: Bay Area Living

When scorpions meet cats & dogs, Keith Boesen: Tucson Health 101

People in Action, Philip Schneider: AZ Biz

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