Congratulations to Carolyn Cummins, Lee Dupuis, Keith Pardee and Jillian Kohler on receiving the Faculty's inaugural "New Initiative and Innovation Awards".

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.

PharmD students and PAM organizers Elaine Nguyen and Kristina Miclat reflect on this year’s Pharmacist Awareness Month, and how the actions displayed by front line pharmacy workers during COVID-19 is an inspiration to all pharmacy students.

Keith Pardee and his team have developed portable COVID-19 testing "labs" – the size of two cardboard moving boxes – that can be used in areas without adequate testing facilities.

Zubin Austin weighs in on Canadian’s stockpiling medication during COVID -19, and why talking to your pharmacist can make a big difference in preventing drug shortages.

The University of Toronto community – researchers, clinicians, students and alumni – are marshalling their expertise to combat the spread of COVID-19 and find solutions to the global crisis.

The University of Toronto and affiliated institutions will receive almost $6 million for research projects related to COVID-19.

As a pharmacist working in central Ontario, Andrew Schonbe saw significant gaps in access to...

Shana Kelley's multidisciplinary research team specializes in developing new devices and technologies for drug discovery and disease diagnostics.

Lisa McCarthy is an expert in deprescribing, a rapidly expanding area of health care and health research.

Professor Lisa Dolovich will become the University of Toronto’s next dean of the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy. Dolovich, who is currently the faculty’s interim dean, will serve a five-year term beginning on July 1, 2020.

An innovative skin patch developed by researchers at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy has the potential to prevent low blood sugar levels (hypoglycemia) in people with diabetes.