Student December 2008

An antioxidant, or a free-radical scavenger, is a molecule capable of decreasing or preventing the oxidation of other molecules.

When I was a freshman in college, those "clinical rotation things" seemed so far away.

What could Domino's Pizza and pharmacy possibly have in common? Well, nothing I'm aware of, but Save Mart Supermarkets and Lucky stores in California have apparently ripped a page right out of Domino's marketing playbook by announcing one of the most thoughtless pharmacy marketing campaigns to reach my desk, the "19-Minute Promise."

As different as the culinary arts are from pharmacy, there are many similarities between them.

The Student National Pharmaceutical Association (SNPhA) works to implement improvements in pharmacy and the community.