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College of Pharmacy Starts New January Class
The College of Pharmacy is admitting students for a new January 2021 start date, marking a second entry point for ... -
New targets identified that may explain pronounced side effects of bath salts
Synthetic cathinones, also known as “bath salts,” cause psychoactive effects similar to amphetamine and cocaine, including euphoria and increased energy. ... -
How one Mercer Pharmacist is improving health care in rural Georgia
Nikki Adams Bryant, PHARMD ’03, is changing rural health care in Georgia. She owns Adams Family Pharmacy, the only pharmacy ... -
Alumnus Adrian Washington talks about traits pharmacy graduates need to be successful in their career
Adrian Washington, PHARMD ’91, MBA, talks about traits pharmacy graduates need to be successful in their career. Dr. Washington is ... -
College of Pharmacy Awarded $20,000 Scholarship by NACDS
The Mercer College of Pharmacy was awarded yesterday a $20,000 scholarship by the National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) ... -
Dr. Nicole Metzger Awarded Competitive ASHP Foundation Grant
Dr. Nicole Metzger, clinical associate professor of pharmacy practice, has received a national competitive grant from the American Society of ... -
National Leader in Pharmaceutical Research Scheduled to Deliver Van Greene Lecture
ATLANTA – Gunda I. Georg, Ph.D., FAAAS, ACSF, professor of pharmacy at the University of Minnesota (UMN), will deliver the ... -
Mercer pharmacy alum Silky Beaty talks about the role of big data in pharmacy
Mercer pharmacy alum Silky Beaty, Class of 2005, talks about how she harnesses big data in her role as senior ... -
D’Souza Awarded NIH Grant to Advance Possible First-Ever Gonorrhea Vaccine
ATLANTA – For years, researchers at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) ...
