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26 Nov 2019 by Célian Bertin in Young pharmacologists published November 2019
In the context of the global opioid crisis, the use of morphine as a replacement for validated treatments may seem worrying, as the extent of the practice and its potential risks are unknown. However, analysis of French health insurance databases has provided some answers.
19 Nov 2019 by Lucja Kudla in Young pharmacologists published November 2019
Are biased opioids the real ‘holy grail’ of opioid research? Can biased opioids avoid the pitfall of addiction?
12 Nov 2019 by Muge QILE in Young pharmacologists published November 2019
What should we do with effective drugs that have a high risk of adverse effects?
05 Nov 2019 by Rachel McBrinn in Young pharmacologists published November 2019
Despite living in a generation that is more expressive and open to change, male infertility is still quite a taboo subject, making it an under-acknowledged problem.
14 Oct 2019 in Young pharmacologists published October 2019
Four Early Careers Researchers talk about their experience of organising the Neuroscience of Energy Balance 2019 - a Young Life Scientists' symposium.
25 Sep 2019 published September 2019
An update from Steve on the annual meeting and Jono's departure
20 Aug 2019 by Jono Bruun published August 2019
CEO Jono Bruun gives an update on our project to improve the way we engage across the Society.
18 Jul 2019 in President's message published July 2019
An update from Steve on the 2019 President's Lecture and the independent review of the PSA.
12 Jul 2019 by Kayleigh Slater published July 2019
Schachter Award winner Kayleigh Slater shares her three week working experience with the Liverpool Ocular Oncology Research Group at the University of Liverpool.
09 May 2019 by Robert Laprairie in Prizes, awards and grants published May 2019
Robert Laprairie shares his experience of winning Outstanding Young Investigator 2018 from the British Pharmacological Society and ASCEPT
23 Apr 2019 by Jono Bruun in Your Society published April 2019
We are getting started on an important project to improve our Affinity Groups, and I’d like talk to you about why we’re making changes.
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