A special welcome to all new and returning students to the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy! There’s no better time than the present to be studying pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences, and we are so excited to see all the amazing contributions our students will make to moving science and health.

Five research teams led by students from the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy have received U of T COVID-19 Student Engagement Awards.

GRIP Committee Co-chairs Eliza McColl and Michael Saikali reflect on celebrating graduate student research in the midst of a pandemic.

PharmSci PhD Alumna Giovanna Schver receives U of T Student Leadership Award for volunteer work.

Pharmaceutical Sciences PhD candidate Kian Afsharian discusses investigating how enhanced levels of reactive oxygen species (ROS) cause birth defects and postnatal neurodevelopmental deficits while working in the PG Wells lab.

At the University of Toronto, a small book club started by Christine Allen, scientist and professor at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, provides a safe place for women across campus to connect and share challenges, experiences and ideas about diversity, equity and inclusion.

The first two students of the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy’s new Masters of Science in Pharmacy have different research and clinical interests, but they share a passion for education and a desire to have an impact on the future of the pharmacy profession.

"When you are aiming to achieve something that has not been done before, you are bound to run into challenges along the way," says Mousavi who is pursuing a PhD in synthetic biology at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy.

How might a difference in sex affect an individual’s response to medication at the cellular level?

The Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Toronto is pleased to announce...

“Our findings will inform on treatment guidelines in women of reproductive age who are living with HIV worldwide,”

A published study has highlighted the value of an innovative U of T interprofessional pain...