Black Pharmacy Students’ Association will mentor and support students to help increase diversity of student population.

After more than 20 years of work, a team of researchers from Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre and the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy have demonstrated a way to deliver antibody therapy to breast cancer that has metastasized to the brain.

In Southampton Ontario, pharmacist and pharmacy-owner Kristen Watt is leading a model of community practice that prioritizes clinical care and patient experience.

A new project based at U of T’s Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy aims to help increase the diversity of the pharmacy profession to better reflect the Canadian population.

Bowen Li, an emerging expert in mRNA-based therapy, gene editing and immunotherapy, has joined U of T’s Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy as Assistant Professor in the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences.

The Discovery Pharmacy at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy is now piloting naloxone training for select offices and programs at the University of Toronto.

Pharmaceutical Sciences PhD student Natalia Konstantelos discusses her research focused on the safety and effectiveness of osteoporosis medications, honing her grant writing skills, and future career paths.

Pharmaceutical Chemistry alumnus Luke Spooner credits U of T education and mentorship for developing key skills for drug policy work

PharmD program Director and Assistant Professor Natalie Crown shares the challenges and opportunities the pandemic has presented, and how being both a mentor and mentee has helped her stay motivated.

Masters of Pharmaceutical Sciences student Andrea McCracken discusses how her research can help address the medication management needs of post-secondary students taking psychotropic medications.

To honour 8T8 alum Ian Walker's memory and celebrate his legacy and passion for Pharmacy, the Class of 8T8 resolved to create a new scholarship to support undergraduate students in financial need.

PharmSci PhD grad Danielle Drake's research demonstrates how BRCA1 deficiency and alcohol exposure increase risk of DNA damage.