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Join us for an insightful presentation on Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S) featuring Dr. Margo Mountjoy, a leading expert in sports medicine and athlete health. Dr. Mountjoy will explore the physiological and psychological impacts of RED-S on both youth and adult athletes, providing key insights into prevention, diagnosis, and management.

The School of Pharmacy and the Pharmacy Graduate Association (PhGA) at the University of À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ invite you to join us for Pharmacy Research Day 2025. This annual event is a platform for innovation, collaboration, and discovery in pharmaceutical research, bringing together faculty, students, and researchers from across disciplines.

The pharmacy research seminar series is a forum for faculty, students, clinicians, and industry researchers to discuss pharmacy-related research and its impact on healthcare. Open to all faculty, staff, and students, the seminars are mandatory for MSc and PhD Pharmacy students as part of their graduate studies requirements.

The pharmacy research seminar series is a forum for faculty, students, clinicians, and industry researchers to discuss pharmacy-related research and its impact on healthcare. Open to all faculty, staff, and students, the seminars are mandatory for MSc and PhD Pharmacy students as part of their graduate studies requirements.

The pharmacy research seminar series is a forum for faculty, students, clinicians, and industry researchers to discuss pharmacy-related research and its impact on healthcare. Open to all faculty, staff, and students, the seminars are mandatory for MSc and PhD Pharmacy students as part of their graduate studies requirements.

The pharmacy research seminar series is a forum for faculty, students, clinicians, and industry researchers to discuss pharmacy-related research and its impact on healthcare. Open to all faculty, staff, and students, the seminars are mandatory for MSc and PhD Pharmacy students as part of their graduate studies requirements.

The pharmacy research seminar series is a forum for faculty, students, clinicians, and industry researchers to discuss pharmacy-related research and its impact on healthcare. Open to all faculty, staff, and students, the seminars are mandatory for MSc and PhD Pharmacy students as part of their graduate studies requirements.

The pharmacy research seminar series is a forum for faculty, students, clinicians, and industry researchers to discuss pharmacy-related research and its impact on healthcare. Open to all faculty, staff, and students, the seminars are mandatory for MSc and PhD Pharmacy students as part of their graduate studies requirements.

The pharmacy research seminar series is a forum for faculty, students, clinicians, and industry researchers to discuss pharmacy-related research and its impact on healthcare. Open to all faculty, staff, and students, the seminars are mandatory for MSc and PhD Pharmacy students as part of their graduate studies requirements.

The pharmacy research seminar series is a forum for faculty, students, clinicians, and industry researchers to discuss pharmacy-related research and its impact on healthcare. Open to all faculty, staff, and students, the seminars are mandatory for MSc and PhD Pharmacy students as part of their graduate studies requirements.