UF graduate student Maryam Al Saeed among 2024 ACCP Futures Grants awardees
Al Saeed was one of two graduate students nationally to receive a 2024 ACCP Foundation Futures Grant.
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Dr. Khoa Nguyen selected for UF’s Global Fellows Program
Nguyen’s appointment marks the first time that a UF College of Pharmacy faculty member has held this position.
UF Health pharmacist explains how medications can be personalized to you
Dr. Emily Cicali appeared on WCJB TV20 News in Gainesville to share information about the MyRx service.
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.
Dr. Emily Cicali wins inaugural STRIPE Double Helix Award from the American Society of Pharmacovigilance
Dr. Cicali was recognized during the STRIPE Annual Meeting & Consensus Workshop on Oct. 23 in Rockville, Maryland, celebrating her impactful work in pharmacogenomics.
UF Health researchers awarded $11.8 million grant to fight antibiotic-resistant bacteria
Jürgen Bulitta, Ph.D., is among a team of UF researchers exploring how drug combinations can be tuned to defeat resistant bacteria.
Graduate student Jean Malavé wins Presidential Abstract Award at PGRN Scientific Meeting
Malavé received the Presidential Abstract Award at the Pharmacogenomics Global Research Network Scientific Meeting in Columbus, Ohio, on Sept. 24.
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.
AFPE fellowships awarded to Nam Nguyen and Kimberly Germinal
Nam Nguyen is a graduate student in the Department of Pharmacotherapy and Translational Research, while Kimberly Germinal is a 2024 graduate of the UF College of Pharmacy.
UF-developed genetic score improves outcomes by personalizing leukemia therapy
Jatinder Lamba, Ph.D., led a new study showing that a pharmacogenomics score developed at UF could be used by clinicians preemptively to match acute myeloid leukemia patients with the most effective treatment regimen to lead to remission.
