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Pharmacology Matters

Pharmacology Matters is the Society's magazine, published three times per year, it covers news from the Society and its members, and special interest pieces selected by the editorial team

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How cardiovascular disease is sexist
Cardiovascular disease affects men and women in different ways and at different stages in life. There are many reasons for this, and sex hormones are just the beginning
06 November 2019
Hobby
Passions accompanying pharmacology
Michael Spedding talks about his twin passions (apart from pharmacology) – running and car racing!
25 March 2020 | By Michael Spedding
Hot topic
Harry Potter and the Pharmacology behind Peculiar Potions
A wizard, pharmacology-themed night for young students
25 March 2020 | By Margaret MacLean
Your Society
Get to know our new BPS Ambassadors
We're pleased to welcome five new Ambassadors who will be sharing their enthusiasm for pharmacology and representing the Society
06 November 2019 | By Aisah Aubdool
Meetings update
Inaugural meeting of The Platelet Society
Pharmacology was an important theme at the first meeting of The Platelet Society.
 
06 November 2019 | By Matthew Harper
Meetings update
Physiology 2019, Aberdeen
The Physiological Society’s annual meeting returned to Aberdeen, with a focus on education
 
06 November 2019
Early career pharmacologists
Pharmacologist in Phrame: Michael Preedy
We interview Michael Preedy, a PhD student at the William Harvey Research Institute (WHRI), about his life and ambitions.
 
06 November 2019 | By Michael Preedy
Education and training
Pharmacology? What’s that? OK, I’ll try the University College Dublin summer school!
What happens at the annual BPS-sponsored UCD Inherited Blindness Summer School in Ireland?
06 November 2019 | By Breandan Kennedy
Your Society
Brüün bows out
As the countdown begins to Jono Brüün's departure from the Society, we find out what he's learned on his journey from actor to CEO
06 November 2019
Education and training
How can universities support non-linear pathways to an academic career?
Karen McCloskey and Alison Gurney consider how universities can support scientists resuming an academic career after developing as a professional pharmacologist outside academia
06 November 2019 | By Karen McCloskey,Alison Gurney
Education and training
The British Pharmacological Society and its role in education
The Society’s recent educational activities show its commitment to excellence in the training of pharmacologists
06 November 2019 | By Lisa Wallace
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