Daniel Saffer is the winner of the 2024 ECP Writing Prize. Judges enjoyed his insight on osteoarthritis, and the future of treatment for this common condition. Everyone knows somebody that has…
Nanthana Gunathilagan is the runner up for the 2024 ECP Writing Prize. Judges felt her detailed article on bioprospecting put a spotlight on an important topic. Introduction Imagine you are…
Semaglutide, more widely known under its brand name Ozempic, received authorisation for use in the EU in March 2018. Despite the original indication to improve glycaemic control in adults with type…
The story of Pharmacology Matters Since its launch in 2008, Pharmacology Matters has provided a platform for pharmacologists in the UK and worldwide to share their research, explore key topics…
The BPS Events team delivers 30-40 events each year, including our much-anticipated annual meeting. We have recently opened registration for this year’s edition, Pharmacology 2024, which will take…
Effective communication goes beyond the scientific intricacies of pharmacology; it involves understanding your audience, weaving a compelling narrative, and meticulous preparation. As Mary Poppins…
Member organisations and learned societies exist to support the work of their members, to provide services and opportunities, and to nurture networking and professional development. For us at…
For nearly two decades, I’ve been an active, full member of the British Pharmacology Society (BPS) and regularly attend the BPS annual meeting. As a lecturer at the University of Aberdeen, I take…
Inflammation, a natural immune response to harmful stimuli, is associated with various diseases such as cardiovascular disease, cerebrovascular conditions, diabetes, obesity, autoimmune disorders,…
The Glasgow Pharmacological Society (GPS) has had a busy year hosting some fascinating and inspiring lectures! The GPS is led by students and staff from Glasgow’s three universities: Glasgow…
