New ‘tablet’ alternative to opioid prescriptions used for the first time in one Utah hospital
It’s the first of its kind here in Utah: Managing pain through a tablet — an electronic tablet.... Read More
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John Saunders, Pharmacotherapy Research Fellow, Awarded Rho Chi Society’s Clinical Research Scholarship
John Saunders, Class of 2019 Alumnus and Pharmacotherapy Research Fellow, was awarded the... Read More
College of Pharmacy Legacy - Reed Jensen
Dr. Reed Jensen, Pharmacist and Class of 1963 Alumnus, had an interesting path to pharmacy school. ... Read More
Current and Former CoP Faculty Members Dr. Ruiz-Negrón and Dr. McAdam Marx Awarded RWJF Grant For Study
The study, 'The Effects of Increases in Patient Out-of-Pockets Costs for Insulin on Diabetes- Utilization and Outcomes in Patients with Prescription Drug Coverage'... Read More
Soaring drug prices, greed spark legislative debate and action by Utah nonprofit
It was about three years ago when Dan Liljenquist first started to piece together the idea of creating a first-of-its-kind drug company.... Read More
The One Question For Your Pharmacist
A trip to the pharmacy should be simple. Pick up your medications and be on your way, right. But what about your medication’s potential side effects or interactions with other drugs?... Read More
Virginia Pharmacy Student Crowned Miss America 2020
A pharmacy student has been named winner of Miss America 2020 after performing ... Read More
Dr. Barbara Crouch Celebrates Retirement From the Utah Poison Control Center and CoP
After 30 years with the Poison Control Center, Director Dr. Barbara Crouch has... Read More
NIH Grant Could Lead to Better Understanding of How Air Pollutants Aggravate Asthma in Children
A multidisciplinary team of University of Utah Health scientists has received a five-year, $3 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to investigate how variations in pollutant-sensing genes in the lungs could influence air pollution’s effects on children who have asthma. ... Read More
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