Research

The $3 million grant will support a new, safer approach to pain relief.

A UF study finds that discrepancies in kratom and kratom-derived product labels pose significant safety risks to consumers.

The award will provide more than $1 million in funding over five years to train future biomedical scientists.

The study involving UF College of Pharmacy researchers will be the first to examine whether genotype-guided dosing of proton pump inhibitor medications can improve treatment outcomes for erosive esophagitis.

Yanjun Li, Ph.D., and Xingui Liu, Ph.D., who are both faculty in the Department of Medicinal Chemistry in the UF College of Pharmacy, awarded inaugural UF Health Cancer Institute Catalyst Awards for high-risk, high-reward cross-campus research projects.

A group of UF Health researchers wrote a commentary for the Journal of the American Heart Association, published May 6.

The six winners will be honored during the ASCPT Annual Meeting, March 4-6.

The Fifth Scientific Kratom Symposium brought together about 100 researchers for four days of presentations and collaboration.

The college’s investigators earned $19.4 million in NIH awards in 2025, according to the Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research.

Students, trainees, faculty and staff from the University of Florida College of Pharmacy filled the Reitz Union on Feb. 9 for the 39th Annual Research Showcase.