Professors write top book on diabetes medications

WSU researchers have authored a book that is “the most authoritative guide to diabetes therapeutics available,” according to the American Diabetes Association (ADA).
College of Pharmacy professors R. Keith Campbell and John R. White are co-authors of  “Medications for the Treatment of Diabetes,” an updated edition of a 2000 release that was part of the ADA’s medical management series for health care professionals.
Eight other WSU pharmacy faculty contributed to this edition, along with a faculty member from the College of Nursing.
Campbell has been at the college for 40 years and has dedicated his professional life to diabetes education. He has lived with Type 1 diabetes for more than 59 years.
White has been involved in the field of diabetes since 1987 and has published and lectured extensively on the subject. He has been a pharmacy faculty member since 1989.

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