Pharmacy graduate Nick O’Donnell earned an award at the RISE:2013 expo this spring for his work investigating the adverse effects of intravenous sedatives.
3Qs: What to know about this year’s flu season
Mark Douglass, an associate clinical professor of pharmacy, discusses how to protect against the flu—which is experiencing its worst outbreak in a decade—and the importance of getting a flu vaccine.
Pharmacy students win national competition
The Northeastern team of sixth-year students — Matt Lord, Libbi Rice and Adam MasLasco — bested 90 other student groups nationwide in a clinical pharmacy challenge that tested their knowledge and ability to solve complex patient cases.
3Qs: Many questions remain in meningitis outbreak
Jack Reynolds, dean of the School of Pharmacy, discusses the recent outbreak of fungal meningitis, which was traced back to a compounding pharmacy in Framingham, Mass.
Cross-country cycling with a focus on service
Northeastern students and alumni cycled across the United States with Bike & Build, a nonprofit organization that supports affordable-housing causes.
Two graduate students named Schweitzer Fellows
A pair of students will spend the next year addressing healthcare disparities in underserved communities.
3Qs: From drug development to treating disease
Mansoor Amiji, distinguished professor and chair of pharmaceutical sciences, tracks the drug discovery process, and analyzes how the pursuit of ‘blockbuster’ drugs compares to treating patients with rare illnesses
Prescription for excellence
Pharmacy school hails students and honors alumni at convocation
