Faculty and Student Research
Pharmacology/Toxicology Program
Graduate students in the pharmacology/toxicology program publish papers and make presentations on a variety of interdisciplinary laboratory research projects. Some of the most recent involve alcohol consumption and its effect on viral hepatitis, dioxin and its effect on the immune system, serotonin and stress and how they affect eating disorders. For a list of the most recent graduate student research, click here.
Many of the faculty in the pharmacology/toxicology program are doing research in the areas of cancer biology, immunology, general pharmacology and other related areas. For a more detailed look at the work underway, click here.
Geriatrics Team
A core group of faculty in the Department of Pharmacotherapy are collaborating with other WSU faculty and health care professionals in research involving the geriatric population. Read about the research team here.
Clinical Trials Research Team
A core group of clinical researchers led by Carol H. Wysham, MD within the Department of Pharmacotherapy conduct clinical trials centered on the management of diabetes and its complications. The goals of the clinical research team are to conduct high-quality clinical research as a means to provide hands-on diabetes care to members of the greater Spokane community, and to improve the management and outcomes achieved for people with diabetes. Read more.
Pharmaceutical Sciences research
Click here and you will find an overview of the research under way in the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences. Individual faculty list their own research interests on their web pages. For a list of faculty and a link to their web pages, click here.
Pharmacotherapy research
The pharmacotherapy faculty have clinical practices outside the University involving patient care and research. Click here for the Department of Pharmacotherapy research overview page, or click here for a list of individual faculty members and links to their web pages.
Health Policy and Administration
These faculty members are involving in looking at the big picture in health care. Click here for more information.
USTUR
The United States Transuranium and Uranium Registries help researchers look at the biology of radiation exposure. Visit the program's Web site for more information.
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