Researchers from across Temple University are continuing to investigate cannabis as a treatment option for a variety of medical conditions.

The Temple community rose to confront the challenge of a worldwide pandemic.

A Temple pharmaceutical sciences professor pitches in to help battle COVID-19 by producing hand sanitizer for frontline healthcare workers.

Joan Hankins’ Temple roots are deep: She grew up minutes from the university and began working there when she was 17.

Temple University scientists launched a new startup to explore a promising treatment for inflammatory bowel disease.

Temple University School of Pharmacy alumni Lonnie and Sharon Moulder are continuing their commitment to the Moulder Center for Drug Discovery Research at TUSP by pledging $5 million to endow the center.

Professor of Pharmacy Practice Albert I. Wertheimer has recently published his 32nd book, “Pharmacy and the U.S. Health Care System.” Published by Pharmaceutical Press, the book was edited by Wertheimer, along with Michael Ira Smith and Jack E. Fincham.

Through a five-year, $1.58 million R01 grant from the National Institutes of Health, Ho-Lun Wong, assistant professor of pharmaceutical sciences, is using nanoparticles as a delivery system to target the prostate cancer cells with an RNA-based drug.

Started five years ago with the support of alumnus Lonnie Moulder and his wife, Sharon, the Moulder Center for Drug Discovery Research in the School of Pharmacy has grown to become the Greater Philadelphia region’s only fully integrated academic drug discovery center.

Four students and a faculty member from Temple’s School of Pharmacy traveled to Vietnam on a month-long medical mission this past summer. The group treated more than 1,500 patients, assisting in the fitting of over 200 prostheses on amputees, and donated more than 450 gift packages containing rice, noodles and other supplies.