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- Available Courses Overview
- PHAR 1001: Orientation to Pharmacy
- PHAR 1002: Medical Terminology
- PHAR 1003: Non-Prescription Medications and Self-Care
- PHAR 1004: Common Prescription Drugs and Diseases
- PHAR 2002: Precision Medicine and Health: Understanding the Personal Genome
- PHAR 3206: Foundations of Health Literacy
- PHAR 3700/5700: Fundamentals of Pharmacotherapy
- PHAR 4204W/5204: Drugs and the U.S. Healthcare System
- PHAR 5201: Applied Medical Terminology
- PHAR 5205: Obesity: Issues, Interventions, Innovations
- PHAR 5310: Topics in Pharmacy Ethics (Pandemics)
- Departments & Divisions Overview
- Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology
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- Centers and Institutes Overview
- Brain Barriers Research Center
- Center for Allied Health Programs
- Center for Clinical and Cognitive Neuropharmacology
- Center for Drug Design
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- Center for Leading Healthcare Change
- Center for Orphan Drug Research
- Epilepsy Research and Education Program
- The Institute for Therapeutics Discovery and Development
- Institute of Personalized Medicine (IPM)
- PRIME Institute
- Wulling Center for Innovation & Scholarship in Pharmacy Education
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