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Meds Mobile App from UArizona Health Sciences to Provide Greater Autonomy for Older Adults with Hypertension

Pharmacy researcher hopes to improve medication adherence and blood pressure rates by providing a management system in the palm of our hand.

Alumni Spotlight: Rural Health Professions Program Inspires Career of PharmD Grad

Having been inspired by her experience in the RHPP program, she was interested in continuing her practice in a rural setting and hoped to work with a geriatric population once more.

College of Pharmacy Appoints New Co-Director of Arizona Center for Drug Discovery

Dr. Zerbinatti is an accomplished senior leader from the pharmaceutical industry.

HOPE Center Study: Innovative methods for outcomes-based pricing for pharmaceuticals published as a special issue

College of Pharmacy PhD graduate and faculty publish 8 articles describing methods for pharmaceutical pricing in a special issue of the Journal of Medical Economics.

Enzyme May Be Key to Unlocking Treatment for Cancer, Diabetes, College of Pharmacy Researcher Says

Dr. James Galligan and his research team found inhibiting glyoxalase-II enzyme results in slower cell growth, which may help limit disease progression.

Summit Unites Experts from UArizona Health Sciences and Pharma to Advance Research and Commercialization

The Arizona Center for Drug Discovery and the UArizona Cancer Center to host Sept. 15 virtual summit.

Pharmacy Practice and Science Department Highlights: September 2020

Read about the latest publications, achievements and more from the College's faculty members!

Pharmacology and Toxicology Department Highlights: September 2020

Read about the latest publications, achievements and more from the College's faculty members!

Xinxin Ding, PhD, Selected as Journal Editor

Dr. Ding has been selected as Editor of Drug Metabolism and Disposition.

What it Takes to Create a Vaccine

As COVID-19 vaccine work continues throughout the country, a College of Pharmacy researcher explains how a vaccine is created.

HOPE Center Study Estimates US Healthcare Expenditures for Seniors with and without Prescribed Opioids

Adults aged ≥50 years prescribed an opioid had up to 105% greater total health care expenditures

Student Spotlight: College of Pharmacy Graduate Student, Shannon Vaffis, Comes Full Circle

“The experience of returning to graduate school has generated opportunities for research and teaching that have expanded my skillset and leadership abilities far beyond what I possessed entering the program.”