Tyler Francischine

The pharmaceutical outcomes and policy graduate student evaluates GLP-1 medication use.

Kayla Smith and Kalynn Turner were recognized for their pharmaceutical science research.

A new hub at the UF College of Pharmacy will centralize the college’s diverse AI efforts.

The research assistant professor of pharmaceutical outcomes and policy investigates cardiovascular safety of medical cannabis.

The pharmaceutical outcomes and policy graduate student is researching the effects of GLP-1s in young patients.

The graduate student in the Department of Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy studies cardiovascular risk among cancer survivors.

The assistant professor will mentor the next generation of interdisciplinary scientists.

The PROTECT tool employs machine learning algorithms to predict a patient’s risk of relapse.

A population-based study led by Dr. Nirma Khatri Vadlamudi was published in The Lancet Regional Health Americas.

Li took home the Young Investigator Award and the Diabetes in Primary Care Interest Group Early Career Abstract Award.