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Scientists are bringing new cancer nanomedicines closer to patient care

Learn how scientists at the Centre for Pharmaceutical Oncology are helping researchers at Princess Margaret Cancer Research Centre move a 'swiss-army-knife' nanotheranostic to first-in-human clinical trials.

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New research focuses on essential but often-ignored organ: the placenta

Lack of knowledge about the placenta is one of the major gaps in studying the health of women and pregnant people. The Piquette-Miller lab is helping to address this by studying how the placenta functions, examining transport proteins that regulate how nutrients, drugs and other molecules cross the placenta to the fetus.

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Expanded scope in pharmacy practice a welcome milestone

The Ontario government has approved regulatory amendments to enable pharmacists, students, and interns to assess and prescribe for 12 minor ailments.

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COVID-19: Plans and Procedures

Our plans to address COVID-19 prioritize the health and well-being of our faculty, staff, students and the University of Toronto communities we serve, taking into account public health guidelines and the guidelines and recommendations of the University of Toronto.

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Start your journey in a dynamic faculty, made up of researchers and pharmacy leaders in the heart of Canada’s research and healthcare ecosystem.

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Learn about our areas of research

Our scientists are actively engaged in five overarching research areas to generate new knowledge across the spectrum of drug therapy.