More than 300 people attended event at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy to see the future of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences.

New technology being developed at U of T’s Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy has potential to improve detection of devastating viruses in honeybee colonies without the time and expense of sending samples to labs.

Assistant Professor Mina Tadrous led national group to develop guidance on how real-world evidence can be used in drug approvals and decision-making.

Associate Professor Rob Bonin receives new research funding to examine neurobiology of pleasant touch and how response to gentle touch can be altered in chronic pain.

U of T Pharmacy students delivered a successful Pharmacy Appreciation Month.

The new Chair will aim to close gaps in vaccine education for students and practicing healthcare professionals, with a focus on pharmacists.

Andrea McCracken receives Inlight Research Fellowship to help provide better access to trusted and personalized psychotropic medication management information for students.

The Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Toronto has launched two new online courses to help patients, caregivers, and health care professionals enrich their knowledge and skills related to the use of biosimilar biologic medications.

PharmD students Harneet Gill, Nursan Abdullah, and Nina Seuntjens, collectively known as Team DipSip, won the $5000 prize at the annual Business Plan Competition finale.

PharmSci MSc candidate and Tadrous group member Araniy Santhireswaran hopes to inform drug policy, clinical and pharmacy practice by translating administrative data into real-world evidence.

CIHR funding to Lisa McCarthy will support research to reduce intensity of diabetes management for long-term care residents.

Bonin lab PhD trainee Hantao Zhang discusses his work exploring the possibility of targeting sensory plasticity and erasing 'chronic pain memory' in our latest Faces of PharmSci feature.