A recent study by Assistant Professor Quanyin Hu points toward a potential new approach for pushing the limits of immunotherapy, opening a door to more effective treatment of inoperable tumors and metastatic cancer.
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Probiotic ‘Backpacks’ Show Promise for Treating Inflammatory Bowel Diseases
Combined with the probiotics themselves, newly developed nanoparticle “backpacks” could significantly improve — and simplify — IBD treatments.
New Webinar Series Explores the Cutting-Edge of Pharmacy
Pharmacy Experts webinars feature faculty, alumni sharing their broad expertise in practice and research.
All in the (Pharmacy) Family
Launched during the height of the pandemic, Pharmacy Families evolves to build community among students and faculty.
Peer-Led Support Meets Patient Education
Associate Professor Olayinka Shiyanbola designs an intervention to help African Americans with diabetes excel in self-management.
Understanding Pharmacists’ Roles in a Post-Roe World
Assistant Professor Marina Maes aims to assess how the overturn of Roe v. Wade has affected Wisconsin pharmacists’ perceptions of their role in providing reproductive health care.
Advancing Veteran Care with Specialty Pharmacy
Alumni created a first-of-its-kind specialty pharmacy service to provide additional support, education to veterans undergoing complex medication therapies.
Bridging the Gap Between a Novel Protein and its Cellular Function
Postdoctoral scientist Sarah Neuman and Professor Arash Bashirullah find bridge-shaped proteins that channel the flow of essential lipids inside cells.
New Injectable Gel Treatment Offers Promise for Tough-to-Treat Brain Tumors
School of Pharmacy Assistant Professor Quanyin Hu and collaborators publish preclinical results on a new approach to prevent glioblastoma recurrence.
New Toolkit Helps Pharmacists Build Opioid Stewardship Programs in Rural Wisconsin
Developed by School of Pharmacy alumni, faculty, and staff and collaborators, a new opioid stewardship toolkit aims to save lives