Professor Tadrous is at the forefront of research that has led to meaningful change at both the policy and patient level.

From research and health care practice to education, the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy is embedding AI as pillar of academic plan

AI-guided platform reduces time to discover new lipid nanoparticles from years to weeks.

Community pharmacist Tarek Hussein receives local award for commitment to community services, sustainability and inclusion.

The Paris-Toronto Faculties of Pharmacy Fund offers students from the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy and University of Paris-Cité opportunities for international research exchanges, aligned with their professional interests.

Professor Harding aims to unravel the complexities of Huntington’s disease to forge new paths for therapeutic development and intervention.

Associate Professor Lisa McCarthy emphasizes the importance of deprescribing when medications no longer provide benefit or may cause harm.

Sylvia Jones, Deputy Premier and Minister of Health, highlighted success of expanded pharmacist care since last year

Dean Lisa Dolovich’s research has contributed to changes in how pharmacists are integrated into primary care teams.

PhD student Celene Titus is working in the field of HIV-Associated Neurocognitive Impairments (NCI) and brain inflammation to improve HIV patients' quality of life and deepen our understanding of brain inflammation in HIV infection.

Partners and collaborators addressed the key challenges in Canada's biomanufacturing sector.

Last week, the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy hosted its 2024 GRIP symposium, attended by 200 faculty, staff, and students, showcasing diverse graduate student research.