University of Washington School of Pharmacy

The Value of Technology in Aging: The GenAI Era

Join us on Feb 26, 2026 from 2:00–5:30 PM PT for an interdisciplinary research symposium exploring how digital innovations can improve care and quality of life for older adults.

Register: events.uw.edu/event/2eabc7...

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What barriers do you see in expanding #MOUD services in community pharmacy settings, and how can we power through? #PharmaSky #MedSky

With recent regulatory changes expanding who can prescribe medications for opioid use disorder, community pharmacists are uniquely positioned to deliver care to patients suffering with chemical dependence, turning the tide on one of Washington State’s most urgent public health crises.

Led by Drs. Clayton English, Jenny Arnold, Jenny Bacci and Ryan Hansen, the team will study how community pharmacies can become accessible, life-saving hubs for opioid use disorder treatment in the neighborhoods hit hardest by fentanyl overdoses. #OUD

Could your neighborhood pharmacy bring an end to the opioid crisis? 💊🤔 A team of researchers at UWSoP just received a $200,000 pilot grant from the UW Population Health Initiative — one of only four projects funded — to explore exactly that: sop.washington.edu/sop-research... #PharmaSky #MedSky

Thank you for helping us highlight this important work! Research matters. #PharmacyPracticeTransformation

The consequences of pharmaceutical tariffs in the United States | Journal of Managed Care & Specialty Pharmacy The Trump Administration has threatened to impose tariffs on imported branded, generic, and biosimilar pharmaceutical products. Although specific details regarding the exact rates and implementation t...

Proposed #tariffs on branded, generic and biosimilar #pharmaceuticals will have harmful effects on the industry, the supply chain and patients. 💸 💊 Professors Sean Sullivan, Scott Ramsey and Jens Grueger comment on the potential consequences: www.jmcp.org/doi/10.18553... #SkyRX #PharmSky #MedSky

Lindsey Williams, PhD Candidate in Pharmaceutics in Shijie Cao's lab at… | Sarah Lenti Lindsey Williams, PhD Candidate in Pharmaceutics in Shijie Cao's lab at the University of Washington School of Pharmacy, presented her exciting research today in the UWMedChem/PCEUT 520 Seminar: “...

Great talk today in our 520 Seminar!

Lindsey Williams, PhD student in the @sjcao.bsky.social lab in the @uwpharmacy.bsky.social Department of Pharmaceutics, presented her #drugdelivery #research on Hybrid-Lipid Polymer Nano-Prodrugs' on #CNS autoimmunity in #MSResearch

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Hey #HuskyPharmacists – is a fellowship in your future? Tonight at 6 p.m., join us for a virtual panel of current + future fellowship trainees to get familiar with the timeline and application process. No registration required: washington.zoom.us/j/9832673460... #PharmSky #MedSky #PharmD #UofWA

Ryan Nguyen, PhD Candidate in the UWMedChem from the Libin Xu lab, gave us… | UWMedChem Ryan Nguyen, PhD Candidate in the UWMedChem from the Libin Xu lab, gave us an update today in 520 Seminar on his current research: “Characterization of ToxCast Compounds and Their Metabolites by Ion M...

Ryan Nguyen #PhD candidate in the @uwxulab.bsky.social presented his #research in our @uwmedchem.bsky.social 520 Seminar. #NIH funded thru the @uwdeohs.bsky.social EP/T.

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This new research provides fundamental evidence to support the expansion of pharmacy-based immunization services, reinforcing the role of pharmacists as key healthcare providers in ensuring timely and equitable access to pediatric care. #Vaccination #Vaccines #Research #ResearchImpact

While pharmacists in Washington state have been vaccinating children for over 40 years, many states still prohibit them from doing so.

The study found that commercially-insured children who received vaccinations at a pharmacy were just as likely – if not more likely – to attend their well-child visits on time.

Can pharmacists improve childhood vaccination rates without disrupting well-child visits? Short answer: YES. According to #HuskyPharmacists Shiven Bhardwaj and Jennifer Bacci, the latest research looks promising: academic.oup.com/healthaffair... #RXSky #MedSky #PedsIDSky #PharmSky #Pharmacist

Reflections on the Successes of Pediatric Vaccines This Viewpoint discusses the importance of early and continued vaccine use in the US.

"We have come a long way in preventing disease through vaccination and we must not lose our progress."

This Viewpoint discusses the importance of early and continued vaccine use in the US.

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We are glad to welcome K. Sandy Pang, PhD from @uoftpharmacy.bsky.social @uoft.bsky.social. She is presenting in @uwmedchem.bsky.social 520 Seminar today: “Idiosyncrasies of the small intestine, so what is the gut job?”

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Karen Edwards shares why epidemiology’s disease detectives are needed now more than ever | UW School of Public Health In her new role as Chair of the Department of Epidemiology, Karen Edwards will lead rigorous student training and faculty support.

“Epidemiologists’ work may not always be visible, but the work we do is essential—we provide the data and evidence that shape life-saving decisions," said Karen Edwards, chair and professor of @uwepidemiology.bsky.social. Here's why epidemiology's disease detectives are needed now more than ever 🧠

Dr. Anirban Basu is professor of health economics and Stergachis family endowed director of #TheCHOICEInstitute at the University of Washington School of Pharmacy.

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Mitigating Clinical Algorithmic Discrimination This Viewpoint discusses 5 critical issues that should be considered when developing and using clinical algorithms to minimize algorithmic discrimination.

The use of algorithms in clinical practice can exacerbate health disparities by perpetuating discriminatory recommendations. Anirban Basu discusses five critical considerations to mitigate algorithmic discrimination in @jama.com: jamanetwork.com/journals/jama-health-forum/fullarticle/2827704