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With highest match success rate in the country, School of Pharmacy fourth year students learn where they will spend the next year of their training.

NIH-funded study focuses on novel means of bacterial identification that could provide hospitals with a more rapid and accurate assessment of infections.

Pharmacist and business owner Cal Knowlton recognized by APhA for his contributions to the pharmacy profession.

Designation, acquired following a stringent testing process, recognizes depth and breadth of knowledge concerning poisoning situations.

Maryland Poison Center will join poison centers across the country in celebrating National Poison Prevention Week March 15-21.

Margaret Hayes, MS, leads the A Bridge to Academic Excellence mentoring program, a community service program between the School of Pharmacy and UMB’s six other schools.

Findings published in AJMC show higher rates of hospitalization in heart failure patients on Medicaid; authors advocate for pharmacists’ involvement in managing medications

Study led by PHSR faculty member shows that 31 states have implemented prior authorization policies for atypical antipsychotic prescribing.

Paper from Eleanor Perfetto, PhD, reviews current PFDD activities and offers suggestions for incorporating patient input into drug development.

Interdisciplinary group will research the effectiveness of brand versus generic iron medications used to treat anemia in kidney disease patients