Patton Saves SEC Championship for Gamecocks
Pharmacists are great at saving.
No doubt your pharmacist has saved you time, trouble and money with her service and knowledge. Maybe even saved your life with prudent counsel.
But can she save an SEC championship?
She can if she is first-year student pharmacist Mollie
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SCCP Faculty Net Five 2009 SCTR Pilot Project Awards
The South Carolina Clinical and Translational Research (SCTR) Institute awarded approximately $500,000 in 2009 pilot project grants to faculty at the University of South Carolina (USC) and the Medical University of South Carolina (M
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Norris Named National HOPA Award Recipient
In March, LeAnn Norris will be adding another national accolade to her crowded curriculum vitae. The South Carolina College of Pharmacy (SCCP) assistant professor of clinical pharmacy and outcomes sciences has been named recipient of the 2010 HOPA New Practitioner Award. The Hematology Oncolo
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Kappa Psi Top 20 in Nation
The Kappa Psi chapter on the MUSC campus was recently ranked in the top 20 nationally for community service, scholarship, fraternity involvement (locally, regionally, nationally), leadership and professional activities. The chapter was recently recognized at the 54th Grand Council Co
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Pharmacy Department Recognized, Kokko Named
MUSC Department of Pharmacy has been nationally recognized with American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Best Practices Award for a manuscript on: "Safety and Efficacy Analysis of an Inpatient Collaborative Drug Therapy Management Service for Direct Thrombin Inhibitors."&nbs
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Patton Has Record-Setting Year in Gamecocks Goal
University of South Carolina (USC) redshirt junior Mollie Patton set a number of records during the 2009 season, starting with a record for shutouts in the Southeastern Conference (SEC) when the first-year student pharmacist led South Carolina to a 1-0 defeat of Kentucky September 2
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Colbert Gives Shout-Out to Pharmacy Students
The health profession would be an empty field if it wasn’t for colleges of pharmacy. At least, that’s the way Stephen Colbert sees it (click here for video clip). Colbert, host of the
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