WSU Spokane

Abel Saba worked with a team of volunteers and a local physician in Burkina Faso to treat 2,000 people in a week.

Celestina Barbosa‑Leiker’s leadership, experience further positions WSU Health Sciences for success.

The research is led by pharmaceutical scientist Zhenjia Wang, who was awarded a $1.3 million NIH grant for his work.

Premera will award $10.5 million in grants over the next four years to Washington State University Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine and Empire Health Foundation.

Megan Baker was one of just 20 students nationwide selected to receive a $2,500 Pharmacists Mutual Scholarship for the upcoming 2019-20 school year.

The competition was designed to motivate pharmacy students to create a feasible business model to either buy an independent community pharmacy or open a new one.

An associate from the WSU Office of Commercialization in Pullman now holds regular office hours in Spokane to help scientists move their innovations to market.  

New WSU research gauges the knowledge, practices and attitudes of medical marijuana consultants and healthcare providers.

The nearly $750,000 grant will be used as start-up funding for a family medicine residency program at Pullman Regional Hospital.

The project is designed to get teams of people – doctors, nurses, pharmacists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, social workers and chemical dependency counselors – to work together when treating people who use opioids.