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College of Pharmacy researchers have developed potent new compounds with aquatic origins that may offer relief for the 17 million American affected by biofilm-associated bacterial infections annually.
UF researchers are using risk scores to prevent adverse drug events and better manage glucose levels of hospitalized patients.
Phenylephrine is an FDA-approved drug found in many over-the-counter cough, cold and allergy products, but UF researchers conclude that oral phenylephrine is ineffective at treating nasal congestion.
Celebrate homecoming with your UF Pharmily at the College of Pharmacy's alumni BBQ on Nov. 7.
Thomson Reuters has named Julie Johnson, Pharm.D., dean and distinguished professor at the College of Pharmacy, as one of its Highly Cited Researchers of 2015. The honor recognizes some of the world’s most influential scientific minds and is earned by being among the top one percent most…
The American College of Clinical Pharmacy has awarded Rhonda Cooper-DeHoff, Pharm.D., M.S., an associate professor of pharmacotherapy and translational research, with its 2015 Cardiology Practice and Research Network Distinguished Investigator Award. The honor was given in recognition of her significant and long-lasting research contributions to the…
Stacy Voils, Pharm.D., M.S., BCPS, a clinical assistant professor of pharmacotherapy and translational research, joined pharmacists from around the nation in advocating for pharmacist provider status during the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists, or ASHP, Legislative Day on Sept. 16. Voils met with Florida’s congressional representatives and staff in Washington…
The Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy has awarded two gold medals for abstracts developed by researchers at the University of Florida College of Pharmacy’s Medication Therapy Management Communication and Care Center, or MTMCCC. UF’s gold winning abstracts rank among the elite abstracts submitted for the Academy of…
Team-building activity puts student spotlight on pharmacy's role in improving population health.
Stephan Schmidt, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the department of pharmaceutics, has been appointed as the vice chair of the Systems Pharmacology Community at the American Society for Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics, or ASCPT. In his role, he will lead efforts to develop a five-year strategic plan…
