History of Pharmacy Guest Speaker – Ved Baruah
As the opioid crisis generates headlines, heated debates, and calls for tighter controls in the United States, in India, another kind of dialogue is gaining traction: deregulation.
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As the opioid crisis generates headlines, heated debates, and calls for tighter controls in the United States, in India, another kind of dialogue is gaining traction: deregulation.
WisCNano and WARF present a FREE, half-day event on drug delivery!
On Thursday, September 26 there will be a presentation about Rachel Rubin’s book, The Four Tendencies. You will have the opportunity to complete the assessment, learn more about your own tendency […]
Join the Multicultural Affairs Program in Pharmacy (MAPP) for a presentation by Dr. Eva Vivian, entitled "Factors that Influence the Health of Youth Living in Poverty." This meeting will begin […]
This event has been canceled. As part of a larger proactive UW–Madison campus plan to minimize person-to-person spread of COVID-19 in our community, we are suspending large events until April […]
Dr. Chris Duvall traces marijuana’s African past, and argues that better awareness of this history would improve how cannabis is managed nowadays.
Dr. Emily Dufton will discuss the role grassroots activists have played in changing marijuana’s public perception and legal status from the 1960s to today, and what we might expect in the years to come.
Dr. Adam Rathge examines the emergence of legal regulations on the use of cannabis in the United States during the late 19th and early-20th centuries in "Cannabis Cures: Medical Jurisprudence and the Origins of the War on Drugs".
Dr. David Guba charts the rise and fall of cannabis as medicine in France across the 19th century and argues that, with greater engagement with their colonial history, the French might again play a major role in the medical marijuana movement currently unfolding across the globe.
In this free webinar , UW–Madison School of Pharmacy Professor Mary Hayney will discuss the COVID-19 pandemic and implications, going into depth on vaccine technologies, current clinical trials, and vaccine deployment.