A new study led by School of Pharmacy researchers seeks to separate the psychedelic experience from the drugs’ therapeutic effects.
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Measuring the Pancreas’s Protein Landscape Assists Diabetes and Cancer Research
Li Research Group and collaborators publish in Nature Communications on how the pancreas significantly remodels its proteins throughout childhood and stabilizes in adults By Eric Hamilton This article originally appeared on UW–Madison’s news page. The pancreas …
School of Pharmacy’s Kate Rotzenberg Named a UW–Madison Teaching Academy Fellow
Rotzenberg becomes the tenth Teaching Academy Fellow at the School of Pharmacy, continuing a tradition of teaching excellence in pharmacy education By Katie Ginder-Vogel Kate Rotzenberg (PharmD ’07), a faculty associate in the Social and …
New Potential Drug to Treat Fibrosis
Researchers in the School of Pharmacy’s Kwon Lab have been awarded a patent for a promising new therapy with implications for many conditions, such as kidney disease, heart failure, and even COVID-19.
Pharmacy Redesign with Older Adults in Mind
Professor Michelle Chui leads a project to boost the safety of over-the-counter medication selections among older adults.
A New Way to Target Drug-Resistant Breast Cancer
In collaboration with oncology professor Wei Xu, professors Lingjun Li and Weiping Tang are developing tools to tackle breast cancers that no longer respond to traditional therapies.
Bridging the EHR Gap
School of Pharmacy researchers Professor David Mott and Aaron Gilson examine the barriers and benefits of community pharmacists gaining access to patients’ health histories.
School of Pharmacy Debuts New IPPE Schedule, Integrated Lab
The new schedule and added lab remodel PharmD students’ first year, providing immersive, progressive, and foundational pharmacy experiences.
Weiping Tang Receives NIH Grant for Coronavirus Research
Here are 3 things to know about the Tang Lab’s work toward antiviral therapeutics targeting a broad range of coronaviruses.
New Effective and Safe Antifungal Isolated From Sea Squirt Microbiome
By combing the ocean for antimicrobials, scientists at the University of Wisconsin–Madison have discovered a new antifungal compound that efficiently targets multi-drug-resistant strains of deadly fungi without toxic side effects in mice.