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School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences students pose for a photo after being given their White Coat

Finding Your Why: Northeastern School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences Welcomes Class of 2029 at White Coat Ceremony

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Dr. Stephen Eckel (left) poses with Department of Pharmacy and Health Systems Sciences Chair Jason Lancaster (right) at the annual John W. Webb Visiting Professor in Pharmacy Lecture.

Addressing Leadership Gaps in Pharmacy: Dr. Stephen Eckel Delivers Webb Lecture

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Elise Chan, PGY2 at Brigham and Woman’s is presenting over omalizumab in status asthmaticus at the Critical Care Symposium

Critical Care Clinicians Convene for the 22nd Annual New England Pharmacotherapy Symposium

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Margarita DiVall, Northeastern University

Prof. DiVall Named President-Elect of American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy

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A doctor looks at PET brain scans which were previously used to help diagnose Alzheimer’s disease. (AP Photo/Matt York, File)

New Alzheimer’s blood test could transform early detection and treatment, Northeastern experts say

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Bouvé PharmD student Sebastien Chenin surrounded by friends after running the Boston Half Marathon (Photo credit: Sebastian Chenin)

Bouvé PharmD student overcoming obstacles to run the Boston Marathon

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Beijing acknowledges there’s been a surge in cases of human metapneumovirus (HMPV), especially among children, and attributed this to a seasonal spike. Photo by STR/AFP via Getty Images

What is HMPV, the cold-like virus circulating in China?

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Norovirus, also known as the stomach bug, is on the rise and has surpassed cases in previous seasons. Image shows a cluster of norovirus virions. Photo by Charles D. Humphrey/CDC via AP

Norovirus cases are on the rise. How can you prevent and recover from the stomach bug?

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stephanie sibicky educator of the year

Bouvé Pharmacy professor recognized as educator of the year

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The unavailability of GLP-1 drugs has increased interest in older weight loss drugs. AP Photo/M. Spencer Green

Older weight loss drugs are in demand. But are they safe or effective? And should you take them?

Savanna DiCristina, a Northeastern assistant clinical professor of pharmacy and health systems sciences, has witnessed the increase as a pharmacist at a health clinic for older, low-income adults.

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