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HealthChats: Pharmacy Goes to War

Dr. Megan Undeberg will discuss the history of pharmacy during World War II. She will be talking about the pharmacists in the Resistance in Europe, one pharmacist whose pharmacy was in the Krakow Ghetto, another who was in the Nazi SS and assisted Dr. Mengele (The Angel of Death) at Auschwitz administering Zyklon B into the gas chambers, and our own history of concentration camps in the U.S. in WWII when the country used Executive Order 9066 to remove Japanese Americans living on the West Coast into desolate camps in the interior of the nation. Though a dark history, it should be an interesting look into the past. Learn more about our upcoming HealthChats: https://pharmacy.wsu.edu/health-chats/ See the latest news from the WSU College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences: https://pharmacy.wsu.edu/news/ -- Social Media – Facebook:   / wsupharmacy   Twitter:   / wsupharmacy   Instagram:   / wsupharmacy   LinkedIn:   / wsu-pharmacy   --About the Washington State University College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences— The WSU College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences (CPPS) is based in Spokane, Washington on the WSU Health Sciences campus. In 2015, the college also established a Doctor of Pharmacy extension in Yakima, Washington, located on the Pacific Northwest University campus. The college was founded in 1891 and is noted for its 4-year Doctor of Pharmacy program and research in drug discovery, cancer biology, neuroscience, pharmacogenomics, drug delivery and nanotechnology, and dietary supplements. Along with a Doctor of Pharmacy program, and PhD degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences and Molecular Medicine, the college offers several dual degree programs and certificates in business administration, engineering and communications. The college also oversees the United States Transuranium Registries, which studies the biokinetics, dosimetry and biological effects of radiation in humans. In addition, the college operates the Drug Information Center which serves health care providers including pharmacists, doctors and nurses in Washington state. The college has over 150 faculty and staff, and 600 students. Graduates go on to work in government, research, hospitals, community pharmacies, and academia. -PharmD Program- Our expert faculty is passionate about inspiring the next generation of leaders in pharmacy. From researching the latest breakthroughs in medicine, to real-world experiences in policy-making, the WSU College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences gives you the tools to invent your future in pharmacy. With campuses in Spokane and Yakima, Washington, our program has opportunities for everyone. Learn more: https://pharmacy.wsu.edu/why-wsu-pharmd/ -PhD Program- With the expanding needs in health care, there is a growing demand to translate today’s research findings into tomorrow’s health care solutions. Through rigorous coursework and extensive laboratory research, the PhD program prepares future generations of pharmaceutical scientists to make breakthroughs in the advancement of human health. Most of a PhD student’s time is spent pursuing a research project under the guidance of a faculty mentor contributing to groundbreaking research in drug discovery, delivery, and development. Learn more: https://pharmacy.wsu.edu/ph-d-in-phar... -PharmD Dual Degrees & Certificates- The WSU College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences is proud to offer dual degree & certificate options for pharmacy students interested in the following areas: Business Communications Engineering & Technology Management Pharmaceutical Sciences & Molecular Medicine Learn more: https://pharmacy.wsu.edu/pharmd-dual-...