Alumni created a first-of-its-kind specialty pharmacy service to provide additional support, education to veterans undergoing complex medication therapies.
Faculty
Bridging the Gap Between a Novel Protein and its Cellular Function
Postdoctoral scientist Sarah Neuman and Professor Arash Bashirullah find bridge-shaped proteins that channel the flow of essential lipids inside cells.
New Injectable Gel Treatment Offers Promise for Tough-to-Treat Brain Tumors
School of Pharmacy Assistant Professor Quanyin Hu and collaborators publish preclinical results on a new approach to prevent glioblastoma recurrence.
New Toolkit Helps Pharmacists Build Opioid Stewardship Programs in Rural Wisconsin
Developed by School of Pharmacy alumni, faculty, and staff and collaborators, a new opioid stewardship toolkit aims to save lives
Two School of Pharmacy Faculty Honored with Coveted Vilas Professorships and Awards
Professor Weiping Tang and Associate Professor Warren Rose receive recognition from UW–Madison for their distinguished research.
Sin Yin Lim Receives Young Investigator Award for Pediatric Research
For his investigation of the optimal caffeine dosage for premature babies, School of Pharmacy Assistant Professor Sin Yin Lim is honored by the Pediatric Pharmacy Association.
Assistant Professor Ed Portillo’s COPD CARE Service Receives 5-Year VA Grant
New VA funding supports national expansion and evaluation of the service Assistant Professor Ed Portillo (PharmD ’14) designed to reduce COPD exacerbations among veterans.
Biodegradable Gel Boosts Immune System’s Attack on Several Cancers in Mice
School of Pharmacy Assistant Professor Quanyin Hu and his CIPT Lab team, along with research collaborators, develop a gel that effectively keeps in check certain tumors, with their findings published in Nature Communications By Eric Hamilton …
Faculty Research Creates a Cutting-Edge PharmD Curriculum
Continuous education- and clinic-based research at the School of Pharmacy strengthens PharmD program and support student success.
Non-Prescription CBD Product Labeling Largely Inaccurate, Study Finds
PharmD student Owen Miller leads an analysis finding that just 15 percent of CBD-infused oil, beverages, and other products are labeled correctly.