Maryland Legislators Meet with SOP Student Advocates
February 17, 2012
Students ask lawmakers to help streamline collaborative drug therapy management agreements between pharmacists and physicians, and discuss other progressive health care programs.
Students Win First-Ever “Script Your Future” Medication Adherence Challenge
February 14, 2012
Student organizations recognized for public education efforts to help patients understand importance of taking medications as directed
Professor Selected to Head Accreditation for U.S. Pharmacy Schools
February 10, 2012
Robert Beardsley pledges to continue the ACPE’s accreditation work to make U.S. pharmacy education “even stronger.”
Pharmacy in Public Health
February 6, 2012
Pharmacy students educate the D.C. Metro area on the importance of medication adherence.
University Takes its Global Medical Brigade to Panama
January 31, 2012
Interdisciplinary group of 26 pharmacy, dental students bridge the gap between first-world and third-world health care
SOP to Lead Research Effort to Find Methods Engaging Hard-to-Reach Patients
January 30, 2012
A new Congressionally established research institute has asked the University of Maryland to help find ways to include hard-to-reach patients in research design and implementation.
SOP to Lead Effort to Find and Share Ways to Engage Hard-to-Reach Patients
January 18, 2012
A federally funded institute has asked the University of Maryland to help find ways to include hard-to-reach patients in research design and implementation.
School Hosts Conference on Critical Issues of ‘Biosimilars’
January 4, 2012
FDA to rule on complexities of copycat vaccines, blood therapies, toxin products, and other biologic therapies that are similar, but not exactly the same, as brand products.
FDA’s Gobburu Joins School of Pharmacy Faculty
December 21, 2011
Leading Food and Drug Administration scientist is hired to expand education and research in pharmacometrics, a field that makes drug development and regulation more efficient.
Model Developed for Future Obesity Drug Testing
December 13, 2011
School of Pharmacy report pinpoints a previously unidentified role for a cellular protein in controlling body weight.
New Study Raises Concerns Over Foster Children on Antipsychotic Meds
November 28, 2011
The study published in Pediatrics is the first to examine the concomitant use of more than one antipsychotic medication among youth in foster care.
Interprofessonal Student Teams Play Ball for Charity
November 21, 2011
Student organizations join forces once again to battle it out on the court and raise money for the American Heart Association.