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This was a great presentation of the history of StLCoP. I learned some new information about the school. Anyone know when the dorm was actually built?

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In honor of American Pharmacists Month, Ken Schafermeyer, Ph.D., reflects on his career in academic pharmacy and shares his passion for teaching.

Janelle Mann, Pharm.D., shares why she chose to specialize in oncology and help patients overcome the challenges they face during cancer treatment.

International service learning programs at St. Louis College of Pharmacy provide unique experiences for students. Ken Schafermeyer, Ph.D., describes how these programs provide benefits to both students and the communities to which they travel.

Nausea is a common concern among patients undergoing chemotherapy, but it doesn't have to be a daily struggle. Janelle Mann, Pharm.D., shares tips for minimizing nausea during treatment.

In a discussion of career opportunities for future pharmacists, Terry Seaton, Pharm.D, shared his passion for academia.

Managing pain during cancer treatment can be a major challenge. In this "Ask the Pharmacist" segment, Assistant Professor and Oncology Pharmacist Janelle Mann, Pharm.D., responds to some common questions and concerns.

In honor of Pharmacists Month, we're starting the week by recognizing the critical role pharmacists play as members of integrated health care teams. Terry Seaton, Pharm.D., describes the shift toward a more integrated team model, in which clinical pharmacists provide medication expertise at the point of care.

Ken Schafermeyer, Ph.D., tells us about two unique programs in which STLCOP students bring their expertise to Swaziland to educate caregivers, improve health care, and support the fight against HIV/AIDS.

St. Louis College of Pharmacy is helping fight against HIV/AIDS in Africa through a twinning partnership with Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University. Professor Ken Schafermeyer, Ph.D., explains the program.

Establishing provider status for pharmacists will increase access to care to improve outcomes for patients. Terry Seaton, Pharm.D., weighs in.

In addition to educating 75% of the pharmacists in the St. Louis region, St. Louis College of Pharmacy is also impacting health care around the globe through service learning programs that train care providers.

How is international service a win-win? St. Louis College of Pharmacy Professor Ken Schafermeyer, Ph.D., explains.

Are you and your pharmacist in a long-term relationship yet? Professor Terry Seaton, Pharm.D., says you should start thinking about it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6nQhpeQhc2lbZI

As we celebrate American Pharmacists Month, Terry Seaton, Pharm.D., talks about the increasing focus on transitions of care as opportunities to improve patient outcomes.

As drug therapy becomes more complex and health care organizations become more accountable for patient outcomes, the role of pharmacists is expanding. Professor Terry Seaton, Pharm.D., explains how a shift toward integrated health care teams is leading to exciting changes in the practice.