InOne Drug A Daybymiso·Mar 10One Drug a Day: Medicines to Gaza“One Drug A Day” is a campaign started by us — pharmacy students — as a means to raise awareness and funds for “Medicines To Gaza.”
Bandavamshi·Sep 20, 2025We Tested Google Gemini on 100 Drug Interactions: Here’s What It Got WrongArtificial Intelligence (AI) is everywhere. From planning your next holiday to writing an email, tools like Google Gemini feel like a touch…
Evgeny Yudin·Jul 1, 2025The Digital Nomad’s Quick Guide to Generic Medicines AbroadPicture this: You’re in Prague, down to your last anxiety pill, and the pharmacist stares blankly at your prescription bottle. Sound…A response icon1A response icon1
Janet Beebe·May 29, 2025Childcare or NotYou may or may not have read my article about the closing of JoAnn fabric stores. This article is on a more serious note. I was waiting in…A response icon1A response icon1
Evgeny Yudin·May 22, 2025Best Medicines for Motion Sickness Prevention: What Really WorksIntroduction
MSF Access Campaign — Medicines Are Not a Luxury·Oct 11, 2024Diagnosing the access problem: Canada can do more to ensure global access to vital diagnostic toolsAdam R. Houston, Robyn Waite, Leigh Raithby, Saloni Fruehauf
MSF Access Campaign — Medicines Are Not a Luxury·Sep 16, 2024International Snakebite Awareness Day: “I’d never seen anything like it”Ahead of International Snakebite Awareness Day, we hear from Dr Paul Snape about his experiences treating people for snakebite in an MSF…A response icon2A response icon2
MSF Access Campaign — Medicines Are Not a Luxury·Sep 11, 2024Seven Bites of InequitySeven ways that victims of snakebite face inequitable treatment
