William Wong and post doctoral fellow Abdullah Hamadeh at work developing models for use in hepatitis C-related policy decisions.
Wong is one of 11 University of Waterloo researchers to receive the Ontario government Early Researcher Award.
Two Think Research employees with Rui Su and Kelvin Yam at the Thinkathon event.
Rui Su and Kelvin Yam, two senior pharmacy students, spent their last work term out of the pharmacy and at Think Research, a health care technology company in downtown Toronto.
Two MSRA cells surrounded by solid lipid nanoparticles designed to target MSRA specifically. The particles are used to deliver a deadly biocide as part of a new therapy developed by Waterloo Professor Emmanuel Ho and colleagues at the University of Manitoba that can kill antibiotic resistant pathogens. Scientists have developed a new therapy to combat deadly bacteria that is infecting hospital patients worldwide.
Scientists have developed a new therapy to combat deadly bacteria that is infecting hospital patients worldwide.
On March 3 the Waterloo Pharmacy hockey team won the tenth annual Ontario Pharmacists Association (OPA) Cup. The OPA Cup is awarded to the winner of an annual hockey game that pits teams from Ontario’s two pharmacy schools against each other.
The Ontario Pharmacy Evidence Network (OPEN) awarded $2 million in funding to advance work in medication management.
Medications can improve health and save lives, but they are not without risk. With prescription medication in Ontario costing $10.6 billion per year, new strategies to help patients and healthcare providers choose, use, and remove medications are critical to providing better care and ensuring financial sustainability of the public system.
As an outreach volunteer with ACCKWA, Manu Kahlon spoke with and presented to gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (MSM) in Waterloo Region. ACCKWA is an organization dedicated to creating a future where HIV, hepatitis C, and sexually transmitted or blood-borne infections are rare in Waterloo Region.
Nyasha Gondora, third year PhD candidate at the Waterloo School of Pharmacy, was the winner of the 2017 Three Minute Thesis Faculty of Science heat. In this article, Gondora highlights her experiences for other students considering to take on the 2018 Three Minute Thesis challenge.
On January 7 2008, the University of Waterloo School of Pharmacy ran its first class. The School had 90 students, six faculty members, and only a handful of staff.
What were you doing on January 7, 2008? You may not remember, but 90 of your colleagues certainly do. They were starting class at Canada’s newest pharmacy school. The building wasn’t even finished yet.
Professor Michael Beazely kicked off the lecture to the crowd of over 150 people. Beazely discussed the chemical structure of marijuana, differentiating between THC and CBD, two of the active constituents in the cannabis plant.