A team led by Dr. Jatinder Lamba made a comprehensive pharmacogenomics evaluation of key genes involved in the pathways of several commonly used drugs to treat acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
Presidential Trainee Awards are given annually to the top-scoring abstracts submitted by clinical pharmacologists and translational scientists in training.
ASCPT established the award in 2011, and it recognizes an influential figure in the life of a student or trainee in the field of pharmacology and translational medicine.
More than 250 attendees from a dozen countries joined in person and virtually to learn the latest about implementing pharmacogenomics into clinical practice.
MyRx was established to provide patients a resource to get more information about drug response.
Peloquin received the award on Feb. 23, during the 27th Annual Conference of The Union-North America Region in Vancouver.
The winners include Drs. Kaitlin Alexander, Lindsey Childs-Kean, Yousong Ding, Carinda Feild, Robert Huigens, Chris McCurdy, Bethany Shoulders and Lihui Yuan.
The UF College of Pharmacy’s centennial-year edition of Research Showcase put the spotlight on graduate student and trainee research during an action-packed two days in February.
The annual award recognizes excellence, innovation and effectiveness in teaching, and it is the second time Moorman Li has received the honor.
Curtis has been affiliated with the college for 13 years and brings a wealth of experience in community pharmacy to the curriculum.
