A new British Journal of Pharmacology review highlights the role of melatonin – review highlights the role of melatonin – a hormone that is produced at night – in regulating sleep and the body’s…
The General Medical Council’s ‘Outcomes for Graduates’ set out the knowledge, skills and behaviours essential for newly qualified UK medical graduates. This review was launched to…
Current university applicants are at the interface of two generational cohorts: they are sufficiently old to relate to the values and entitled attitudes of generation Y millennials, but young enough…
The Society is pleased to see recognition of two our members in the 2018 New Year's Honours list.Professor Philip Routledge, Professor Emeritus of Clinical Pharmacology at Cardiff University,…
We are pleased to have announced the overall winner of our Clinical Pharmacology Medical Student Competition is Tom Chambers from University College London. Tom was one of nine winners of the…
We are pleased to have announced the winners of prizes judged or announced at Pharmacology 2017. Clinical Oral Communication Prize Dr Salma Audi, North Middlesex University Hospital, UK Clinical…
For a Society Affinity Group, the Education & Skills Affinity Group is unusual in that it aligns with a British Pharmacological Society committee - the Education and Training Committee chaired by…
In our winter issue of Pharmacology Matters we hear from members from across the world who share their diverse experiences of being part of a global community of pharmacologists. Following on from…
Bacteriophages, or simply phages, are viruses that infect and replicate within bacteria, and they hold considerable potential for combatting antibiotic-resistance and other threats to human health.…
New research in mice sheds light on the mechanism underlining exercise’s protective effect against nicotine dependence and withdrawal. The British Journal of Pharmacology study reveals that exercise…
