MedEssist, a fast-growing health tech startup that provides a digital platform to help pharmacies grow and support their patient relationships, came together when two University of Toronto alumni met through mutual friends.

The annual Undergraduate Student Awards Ceremony recognized excellence, leadership and commitment among PharmD students.

Sai-Amrit Maharaj’s goal to improve lives ultimately led him to Sara Guilcher’s Optimizing Health and Healthcare Experiences (OPTI-Hex) lab.

In an update from uniQure, they report that their experimental gene therapy, AMT-130, has the potential to slow Huntington’s disease progression in key clinical study.

Pharmacists are helping cut health care’s carbon footprint while supporting patients and communities.

Hands-on research and volunteering during her undergraduate degree fueled Meaghan Thompson’s passion for open science and her decision to pursue graduate studies.

Dulain Abeyratne’s volunteer experience and interest in science helped him focus his career plans on pharmacy.

Olivia Van Hul says that PharmD program has already broadened her perspective of pharmacy profession.

The awards support cutting-edge research projects that promise to have a significant impact on the economy or society.

After a decades-long career in academia and pharmacy education, Wayne Hindmarsh says that the Order of Canada is a recognition of the importance of the pharmacy profession.