In this episode ofThe Regimen, we dive into an initiative that Allie has spent the past six weeks working on— a Rhode Island state senate bill that would requireResidential Assistants (RAs) to be trained in Narcan administration and ensure dorms are stocked with this life-saving medication.

Listen in as we break down why this legislation is critical, how it would work if passes, and the impact it could have on colleges campuses across Rhode Island!

Weight loss drugs have taken the world by storm - dominating headlines, social media, and conversations across healthcare. Once class in particular, the Glucagon-like peptide 1 agonists like semaglutide or Ozempic, have become a cutting-edge therapy, celebrated not only for their efficacy in weight loss but also their benefits in kidney and heart disease protection.

But what if their impact goesBEYOND weight loss?

It feels like every day, our phones are bombarded with notifications about yet another risk factor linked to cancer—whether it's food, environmental influences, or lifestyle habits. With the recent Surgeon General's advisory highlighting the cancer risks of alcohol, many are left grappling with a tough question: how do we weigh the risks against the benefits when it comes to alcohol and cancer? Alcohol consumption is now thethird leading preventable cause of cancer in the U.S., increasing the risk of at least seven types of cancer.

Join us as we chat withDr. Britny BrownandDr. Erica Lee and delve into the U.S. Surgeon General’s Advisory, exploring the research and data that highlight the urgency behind advocating for warning labels 🎙️

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is often called the "silent pandemic," but its impact is loud and clear—nearly 5 million deaths per year are linked to drug-resistant infections. In this episode we sit with Dr. Thomas Lavoie to discuss the urgent global challenge of AMR. From antibiotic overuse to hospital-acquired infections and the economic toll on healthcare, we explore the factors driving resistance and the strategies needed to combat it.

How can pharmacists, healthcare professionals, and individuals take action? Tune in to find out how we can all be part of the solution.

“Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.” – Confucius

In the latest episode of The Regimen, we finish our Thriving Through Pharmacy School series with Dr. Kelly Orr, Clinical Professor of Pharmacy Practice and Associate Dean for Student and Academic Affairs at the University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy. Together, we explore how to conquer first-day nerves, develop effective study habits, and build resilience from P1 year through APPEs and beyond. 🚀 ✨

Tune in for insights on how to establish a strong study process in P1 year, overcome setbacks from tough exams, and maintain confidence to achieve success in APPEs and your career! 🎙️

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“Rest and self-care are so important. When you take time to replenish your spirit, it allows you to serve others from the overflow.” — Eleanor Brownn

In the latest episode of The Regimen, we continue our Thriving Through Pharmacy School series with Dr. Ginger Lemay, clinical professor at URI. We talk about her journey from student to pharmacist, what wellness means in our profession, and the initiatives she’s leading to support both students and patients. 🧘‍♀️💊

Listen in for insights on balancing academic success with personal well-being! And stay tuned for Part 3, where we tackle the academic side of balance. 🎙️

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Welcome to Season 15 of The Regimen! This season, Thriving Through Pharmacy School, explores the art of balancing academic success with personal well-being. In our first episode, we sit down with third-year pharmacy students—Julia Jasper, Leah Bessette, Kaitlyn Staskywicz and Brenae Dubis —to share strategies, insights, and tips on not just surviving but truly thriving through the challenges of pharmacy school. Join us for an inspiring conversation!

Stay tuned for Part 2, coming this Tuesday, where we dive deeper into the wellness side of balance and how to prioritize self-care in pharmacy school.

Burnout is a pressing issue for pharmacists, with 61.2% of professionals reporting feelings of burnout. This struggle often begins during pharmacy school, where academic pressures, personal adjustments, and the demand to become a well-rounded professional can overwhelm students. In this series, we’ll explore how to navigate the challenges of pharmacy school and beyond, with insights from pharmacy students and faculty, to ensure no student pharmacist has to face this journey alone.

The first episode will be dropping later this week—stay tuned!