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Becoming Leaders in an Era of Quality Care: Did it Make a Sound?

Touro College of Pharmacy Student Urges Colleagues to Build Awareness of Their Research Among Public and Professionals to Save Lives

A New Role for Pharmacists

Touro College of Pharmacy Student Presents on Pioneering Study That Reduces Hospital Re-Admittance

Taking Aim at Opioid Addiction

Two doctors partner to better understand why certain patients are more likely to become addicts

Marijuana May Reduce Wide Range of Parkinson’s Symptoms

New research from Touro College of Pharmacy says marijuana has potential to reduce tremors, other debilitating symptoms and slow disease progression

Touro Professor Invents New Medical Device to Help Millions

College of Pharmacy's Zvi Loewy creates "all in one" system for diabetics

High Intensity Statins are No More Effective than Regular Statin Therapy

Touro College of Pharmacy Professor Dr. Martha Rumore is Lead Author on New Study

Genetic Differences May Reduce Pain Relieving Effects of Opioids

Touro College of Pharmacy Faculty Review of Scientific Literature on Opioid Pain Management and Genetics to Be Presented at Touro College Research Day

TCOP Attends ASHP Midyear Conference

Eleven Pharm.D Candidates Present Posters; One Wins Award

TCOP Student Presents at APHA Conference

Chris Milan, TCOP ’17, presented his research on public health at APHA’s Annual Meeting and Expo in Chicago last month.

Fighting Infectious Disease

Making a Difference in the Lives of Those Touched by Ebola