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Advancing Health

PA, Pharmacy Students Learn on Closest Thing to Real Person Rinker Health Science Campus employs mannequins that reflect age, gender and race as part of students’ training for health care careers.

August 2, 2023

CUSP Professor Gets R03 Grant For Antibiotics Research

November 21, 2022

Chapman in the News

PHARMACY TIMES: Pharmacist Moms’ Dialogues Event Features Vaccination Updates, Addresses Hesitancy

September 23, 2022

Chapman in the News

The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) awarded Chapman University associate professor Rakesh Tiwari a nearly $600,000 grant to aid his research in developing antibiotics effective against drug-resistant bacteria.

YAHOO FINANCE: NIH awards InfeXtious Therapeutic grant for the development of broad-spectrum cyclic amphiphilic peptides

September 8, 2022

CUSP Mock Trial Team Reaches Finals

July 13, 2022

Chapman Pharmacy Team Reaches Competition Finals

June 30, 2022

Chapman in the News

Male pharmacist using mobile phone at pharmacy. Medical healthcare and pharmaceutical service.

WASHINGTON POST: We need a labeling system for pharmaceutical prices Making drug prices transparent would help doctors know what to prescribe and ensure patients take their medications

June 10, 2022

School of Pharmacy

Medical personel gives a COVID-19 vaccination to an anonymous woman in an outdoor booth.

School of Pharmacy’s Pop-Up Vaccination Sites Help Communities Overcome Hesitancy In partnership with the City of Anaheim and Galaxy Pharmacy, Dr. Karl Hess of the Chapman School of Pharmacy works to improve access to COVID-19 vaccine.

August 16, 2021

Chapman Magazine

Special Delivery – Chapman pharmacy researchers are pioneering microscopic therapies with global potential. Chapman pharmacy researchers are pioneering microscopic therapies with global potential.

March 16, 2018

Campus & Students Health & Behavior