Mary Gutierrez was a brilliant student who wanted to be a pharmacist, but her anxiety made her increasingly afraid of public speaking. Even as a Pharm.D. student, “I was never involved with any events where I needed to...
A globally significant research project led by Chapman University Professor Hillard Kaplan has published new findings indicating that Indigenous villagers in the Bolivian Amazon have markedly low rates of dementia. In...
Growing up in her hometown of San Jose, Calif., Christina Nguyen (Pharm.D. ’22) witnessed poverty firsthand. Lack of access to adequate health care — and the tools and resources people need to advocate for their health...
Remdesivir is one of the few therapies approved by the FDA for the treatment of COVID-19 in many high-risk and hospitalized patients. But like a precious prima donna, the drug is not easy to deal with. Hamstrung by a...
As a Black speech language pathologist, Kiera Johnson Jenkins is used to getting questions about African American English (AAE). But she considers such queries a good sign. Jenkins is a new speech language pathologist...
The day Sarah Miller’s work required her to interview a nurse who accidentally overdosed a hospital patient, the Chapman University alumna knew she had chosen the right career path. One of Miller’s responsibilities with...
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