New measures will enable pharmacists to deliver more vaccines and treat additional common ailments, improving access to care across Ontario.

A recent visit from Université Paris Cité’s Faculty of Health highlighted the continued growth of international collaboration, with a focus on curriculum innovation and the Paris–Toronto pharmacy exchange program.

A new University of Toronto platform, MaaTRx, aims to help predict and manage drug shortages by giving health leaders a clearer view of these risks before they escalate.

Study results support guidelines for lower-risk cannabis use advising waiting several hours after smoking to drive.

Pharmacy profession has opportunity to become leader in addressing climate crisis.

New chairs will support emerging researchers in real-world evidence data analytics and advanced methods.

Mark McIntyre collaborates with colleagues in Barbados to help develop local antimicrobial stewardship initiatives.

MSc student Tarek Hussein, an International Pharmacy Graduate and PharmD for Pharmacists alumnus working with Associate Professor Lisa McCarthy, is researching how community pharmacists can integrate deprescribing and social prescribing to reduce medication-related harm, address unmet social needs, and improve patient care.

MSc student Alessia Pileggi is advancing targeted cancer therapy research in the Reilly lab, combining microbiology expertise with radiopharmaceutical innovation to help overcome treatment resistance and improve patient outcomes.

The Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy is pleased to announce Associate Professor Alison Thompson has accepted the appointment of Associate Dean, Student Success.

Taban Saifi’s career in industry combines pharmacy profession with commitment to equity and mentorship.

An idea rooted in patient experience has earned Team SkinSync first place in the 2026 Business Plan Competition at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy.