In The News - Archive

Paul Ranelli was interviewed for a Northland’s News Center story on health care shortages.

Serguei Pakhomov was quoted in Duluth News Tribune.

Michael Brown selected for membership in the AHC Academy for Excellence in the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, the highest recognition of excellence in the AHC educational mission.

Stephen Schondelmeyer quoted in a USA Today article that cited his recent study that showed the number of brand name drugs with increases of 100% or more could double this year from four years ago.

Philip Portoghese leads research that may have the solution for chronic pain and The Office of Technology Commercialization featured his opioid research in their Inventor Spotlight.

Bjoern Bauer leads study explaining why some people with epilepsy do not respond to medication.

David Guay, Pharm.D. (College of Pharmacy), is the recipient of the 2008 George F. Archambault Award, the highest honor of the American Society of Consultant Pharmacists. It is conferred in recognition of outstanding contributions to consultant and senior care pharmacy practice.

Sarah Westberg has been named the 2008 Distinguished Pharmacist of the Year in Minnesota. The award is sponsored by Pharmacists Mutual Companies.

Stephen Schondelmeyer answers WCCO-TV’s Good Question: Why Do Drugs Cost So Much?

First-year pharmacy and medical school students hit the road for rural community visits.

Richard Brundage, Pharm.D., Ph.D. and Associate Professor in the Department of  Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology, is a recipient of the University's 2007-08 Distinguished Teaching Award for Graduate-Professional Teaching.