Scientists at the University of Waterloo have developed a new tool to protect women from HIV infection.
The tool, a vaginal implant, decreases the number of cells that the HIV virus can target in a woman’s genital tract. Unlike conventional methods of HIV prevention, such as condoms or anti-HIV drugs, the implant takes advantage of some people’s natural immunity to the virus.
Two Think Research employees with Rui Su and Kelvin Yam at the Thinkathon event.
Rui Su and Kelvin Yam, two senior School of Pharmacy students, spent their last work term out of the pharmacy and at Think Research, a health care technology company in downtown Toronto.
March is Pharmacy Awareness Month and the School of Pharmacy is encouraging others to think about the many roles pharmacists play, including the role of community educators.
March is Pharmacy Awareness Month and the School of Pharmacy is encouraging others to think about the many roles pharmacists play, including the role of innovative educator.
March is Pharmacy Awareness Month and the School of Pharmacy is encouraging others to think about the many roles pharmacists play. Community partner is one of those roles.
