With support from the V Foundation, UW–Madison School of Pharmacy Assistant Professor Quanyin Hu is advancing a new hydrogel therapy to prevent tumor recurrence in children with glioblastoma. By reprogramming immune cells at the tumor site, Hu’s approach could offer a safer, more effective alternative to traditional treatments. “GBM is a leading cause of death in children with cancer, and I think our approach could contribute significantly,” says Hu. https://bit.ly/3HAFbJP (fb)

From AI-powered clinical tools to wearables and remote monitoring, pharmacy practice is evolving fast — and UW–Madison School of Pharmacy alumni are leading the way. Alums Paria Sanaty Zadeh (PharmD ’17), Dalia Saleh (PharmD ’14), and Megan Coder (PharmD ’09) are at the forefront of digital transformation, integrating innovative tools into practice to enhance patient care and improve outcomes. “Pharmacists are in a prime position to be the experts patients turn to with their questions and curiosities related to this rapidly evolving ecosystem,” says Coder, vice president of the Society for Digital Mental Health’s Board of Directors. Learn more from Sanaty Zadeh, Saleh, and Coder about the future of pharmacy and digital therapeutics: https://bit.ly/4mFheRP (fb)