Funded projects will address fall risk in communities of color, safer at-home medications for kids, and e-cigarette use among teens.
Social & Administrative Sciences
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
2022 Five of the Future
Meet recent UW–Madison School of Pharmacy alumni who are leading their fields forward.
School of Pharmacy Researchers Win National Data Visualization Competition
The School’s Laurel Legenza and Apoorva Reddy are recognized by the NCHS and AcademyHealth for their visualization of data on suicide and overdose deaths.
Five School of Pharmacy Students Share Research on a National Stage
PharmD and Health Services Research in Pharmacy students are selected for coveted podium presentations at the 2022 APhA Annual Meeting.
Gaming for Cancer Prevention
Led by Assistant Professor Olufunmilola Abraham, a School of Pharmacy team creates a responsive, patient-focused video game for cancer education and prevention among teens.
School of Pharmacy Researchers Earn 2021 RSAP Best Paper Award
An award-winning paper from School of Pharmacy researchers highlights and influences the decision-making process for older adults selecting over-the-counter medications.
School of Pharmacy Faculty Host Five Global Scholars
Researchers from around the world visit the School to research antimicrobial resistance, cancer diagnostics and therapeutics, and pharmacy history By Katie Ginder-Vogel The University of Wisconsin–Madison is world-renowned for its research enterprise, ranking consistently among …
Four Stages to Improve Substance Misuse Therapy
Through a string of NIH grants, Assistant Professor Jay Ford advances critical research to improve access to medication-assisted therapy for opioid use disorder.
APhA Honors Alum Jeanine Abrons with 2021 Pinnacle Award
Jeanine Abrons (MS ’07) is being recognized for global leadership in medication management for underserved populations.