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Two researchers from Michigan State University's Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology were part of a team that won a prestigious award from the National Institutes of Health.

Mysterious, complicated, and misunderstood, the body's immune remains a source of fascination for Dr. Cheryl Rockwell. "I need to find things not to work sometimes,” she said. “Because that brings the new questions, and that’s what makes it interesting."

Steven Shainker Finds a Home at MSU as Part of Online Masters Program. "Even though you’re far away, you feel a connection with the school."

Dr. Joseph Nichols happy to put his stamp on Undergraduate Minor Program. “It introduces students to how pharmacologists see the world," he said

Dr. Erika Lisabeth's Lab was cited as one of 12 labs on the MSU campus for its "meticulous" organization

Dr. Greg Fink has spent a career studying the causes and impact of hypertension. And while answers remain elusive, he still relishes the challenge.

MSU graduate Dr. Anna Stoll hopes her new role in a post-doctoral position at the University of Alabama-Birmingham will help unlock the mystery of Parkinson's Disease: "We want to make sure we're answering questions that need to be answered."

Program Project Grant study providing more answers to the questions that still linger about high blood pressure

Dr. Kaska has taken the skills she learned from the MSU PharmTox program and become a passionate advocate for scientific research

Online Master’s Degree Graduates Celebrate the End of One Journey and the beginning of the Next

A notable symptom of HIV is a neurocognitive disorder similar to Alzheimer’s. Pharmacology and toxicology professor Norbert Kaminski’s research looks into the possibility for certain chemicals found in cannabis to delay this mental decline.

Dr. James Luyendyk selected as SOT Vice President-elect and is the 10th MSU scientist to earn the distinction

Five PhmTox students earn awards at the recent Society of Toxicology annual meeting

Dr. Carolina Restini will be inducted in May as a member of the Fellows of the Academy of Pharmacology Educators (FAAPE).

First-Year Ph.D. students share their backgrounds, interest with PhmTox colleagues

Nat Ato Yawson has plans to make the student-run Graduate Student Organization a place that is a home for everyone. "Being a part of the GSO makes you feel that you’re loved. GSO is all of us and we have room for everybody," he said.

Dr. Sudin Bhattacharya was recently elected Chair-elect and Dr. Neera Tewari-Singh was elected secretary/treasurer-elect.

Dr. Lauren Heine is studying how Omega 3 supplements could become an adjunct therapy with steroids to reduce unwanted toxicity and improve the quality of life of lupus patients

Thor Rollins (left) and Christopher Pohl will bring their knowledge and experience in the medical device toxicology field and teach a new summer course in the Online Graduate Program. "It's a necessary evolution," Director Dr. Isola Brown said.

The new website provides details on all aspects of the Research Cores