Cyber Chemistry Project to Speed Drug-Making
February 9, 2009
National Science Foundation-funded project is aimed at solving dilemma of efficient drug-making from massive data available on the human genome
Leadership Maryland Selects Dean Eddington for Class of 2009
February 5, 2009
Eddington joins 46 statewide leaders selected to participate in the eight-month program
Student Pharmacists Participate in Local Competition
February 4, 2009
Patient counseling competition provides opportunity to use skills learned in pharmacy school
Reception Celebrates the Opening of Pharmacy Practice Lab at Shady Grove
January 28, 2009
Lab provides space for student pharmacists to practice fundamental elements of pharmacy
Student Committee on Drug Abuse Education Visits Local High School
January 27, 2009
Student pharmacists provide information on drugs of abuse and the process of addiction
Managing HIV/AIDS is Challenging for Women, School of Pharmacy Reports
January 26, 2009
Success in fighting HIV/AIDS in women may require altered strategies, but adherence to medications is still the key
New Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies Named
January 12, 2009
Paul Shapiro, PhD, will lead growth of the School’s research enterprise and graduate education
School of Pharmacy Creates Center for Drug Safety
January 8, 2009
New center will focus on enhancing the safety of marketed medications
Seasonal Poison Prevention Tips from the Maryland Poison Center
December 12, 2008
The holiday season brings multitude of poisoning opportunities for young children, toddlers and adults.
Pharmacy and Law Collaborate to Host State Legislator
December 3, 2008
Delegate David Rudolph Provides Update on P3 Program
Researcher Says Body’s Nutrient Transporters Could Speed Drug Absorption
November 19, 2008
SOP scientist reports that transporters, nature’s “homing devices,” could help drugs get into the bloodstream faster.
James E. Polli, PhD, RPh, Named Shangraw/Noxell Endowed Chair
November 17, 2008
Researcher focuses on drug transporters, enhancing drug bioavailability, and problems with drug distribution mechanisms