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Research
School of Pharmacy Researchers Win National Data Visualization Competition
The School’s Laurel Legenza and Apoorva Reddy are recognized by the NCHS and AcademyHealth for their visualization of data on suicide and overdose deaths.
Five School of Pharmacy Students Share Research on a National Stage
PharmD and Health Services Research in Pharmacy students are selected for coveted podium presentations at the 2022 APhA Annual Meeting.
New Lachman Institute at the School of Pharmacy Advances Pharmaceutical Development
Through the support of renowned alum Leon Lachman, the Institute harnesses expertise and enhances collaboration to move therapies from the lab into the clinic.
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.
$1M Grant Propels Inhalable Nanomedicine Research
With new funding from the Falk Medical Trust, Professor Seungpyo Hong and Allan Brasier, executive director of the UW Institute for Clinical and Translational Research, are paving the way for a novel treatment for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.
School of Pharmacy Researchers Earn 2021 RSAP Best Paper Award
An award-winning paper from School of Pharmacy researchers highlights and influences the decision-making process for older adults selecting over-the-counter medications.
Boosting One Gene in the Brain’s Helper Cells Slows Alzheimer’s Progression in Mice
School of Pharmacy Professor Jeffrey Johnson and his collaborators uncover a potential therapy for Alzheimer’s in a study published in Nature Communications By Eric Hamilton This article originally appeared on UW–Madison’s news page. Increasing the expression of one …