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Pharm Fresh: Exploring the Expanding Role of the Pharmacist
When you think of a pharmacy, what comes to mind? What about the role of a pharmacist? Most people think of a pharmacy as a depository of medicine and pharmacists as “medication experts”, who dispense drugs based on a set of instructions called a prescription. While filling and dispensing certainly does happen in the pharmacy,
5 Ways to Boost Your Mental Health during This Pandemic School Year
As we embark on the new school year, we feel excited and nervous. However, during these unprecedented times, we may also feel dread arising from the uncertainty of COVID-19. In combination with the stress of a normal school year, the anxiety from the pandemic can take a toll on our minds, affect our academic performance,
Interview with Owain Ruttan, UBC Student-Athlete
Our October 2020 Spotlight features Owain Ruttan, a top UBC student-athlete. An accomplished varsity rugby player, Owain has represented Canada as a 2018 World Rugby Under 20 Trophy in Bucharest, Romania. Previously, as a Rugby Ontario Junior Blues player, he captained the under 17 and under 19 teams in 2015 and 2017 respectively. Presently, he is
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