Two UF College of Pharmacy trainees receive awards from the American Conference on Pharmacometrics
Xuefen Yin and Parsshava Mehta were honored during the annual conference held Nov. 10-13, 2024, in Phoenix.
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UF Health study to assess pharmacogenetic testing in the ER
A team of pharmacists and emergency medicine physicians will measure the feasibility, cost-effectiveness, and net benefits of implementing pharmacogenetic testing in the emergency room.
UF student pharmacists become patient advocates in underserved Florida communities
100% of UF pharmacy students have completed at least one rotation at a clinical site in a medically underserved area, recent research shows.
UF Health researchers receive NIH R01 grant to develop social risk management tool for people living with dementia
A team of UF Health researchers led by Serena Jingchuan Guo, M.D. Ph.D., aims to reduce health inequities faced by people living with dementia.
First-year pharmacy students research causes and solutions of health disparities, display findings during Pharmacy and Population Health poster session
Students across the Gainesville, Jacksonville, and Orlando campuses displayed their research during the Pharmacy and Population Health poster session held Sept. 18.
Two UF College of Pharmacy graduate students named ACCP Abstract Award winners
Devam A. Desai and Anthony R. Gebhart were recognized during the 2024 ACCP Annual Meeting in Bethesda, Maryland, September 8-10.
Dr. Charles Peloquin honored with the Roger Jelliffe Individualized Therapy Award from the American College of Clinical Pharmacology
Dr. Peloquin received the award on Sept. 9, during the 2024 ACCP Annual Meeting in Bethesda, Maryland.
UF pharmacy graduate student Samantha Ali elected co-chair of the 2026 Gordon Research Seminar on Extracellular Vesicles
This marks the second consecutive iteration of the national conference to be chaired by a Gator pharmacy trainee.
Dr. Fan Zhang receives NIH grant to study interactions of myeloid cells with nanotherapeutics
The $1.9 million grant from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences focuses on nanotherapeutic treatments for diseases like cancer, sepsis, and autoimmune disorders.
Dr. Brandon Warren receives NIH grant to study neural mechanisms underlying cocaine use disorder
Warren’s team aims to weaken the connections in the brain that lead to craving and relapse through the manipulation of the small molecule Rac1.
