I am excited to share that I will be moving to Kansas City soon to become the Section Chief for Individualized Therapeutics in the Division of Clinical Pharmacology Children's Mercy. I will miss everyone at Cincinnati Children's, especially Cincy Kids Clin Pharm!

My last day @cincyclinpharm was a big one, hooding my second PhD student, Alaa Alghamdi. UC Pharmacology & Systems Physiology Congratulations, Alaa!

Today at our lab meeting we will have a book club around the book Effortless by Greg McKeown

New office Children's Mercy Research Institute! Excited about starting as Section Chief for Individualized Therapeutics in the Division of Clinical Pharmacology at Children’s Mercy!

Congrats, Dean Deanna! Love to see another #pharmacogenetics expert leading a College of Pharmacy! PGRN

Excited to be here!

A must-read tutorial on everything #CYP2D6! This PharmVar tutorial offers practical guidance on how to detect the many, often complex, structural variants, and recommends terms and definitions for clinical and research reporting. #pharmacogenomics ascpt.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/cp…

#PGRN is delighted to announce that as of today, we will be offering one year trainee memberships for free! Undergraduate, graduate and postdoctoral trainees can now be part of #PGRN at no cost with just a letter from a mentor documenting their status as a trainee.

Huge kudos to ethan for publishing PK models of escitalopram and sertraline in kids! No surprises here: significant PK variability for both medications was observed and was largely explained by CYP2C19. DM me for PDF. link.springer.com/article/10.100… Cincy Kids Clin Pharm Zachary Taylor

Come hear about our project with Akinyemi Oni-Orisan, PharmD, PhD on the effects of CYP2D6 on risperidone tolerability and PK. Oyin will also detail the challenges and rewards of a global collaboration.

My very first contribution to a book chapter! So cool! Thanks Laura Ramsey for the opportunity! This is an introduction to pediatric Pharmacogenomics using cases geared towards clinicians. Check it out!

Hope to see you at the ClinPGx CPIC PharmGKB meeting!

Hey PGRN and CPIC members! Want to learn more about what the experts think should be reported in your #PGx papers? Come listen to this webinar!

2023 Year in Review: 💰 2 research grants 📝 12 papers published/accepted 📰 7 abstracts presented 👩‍🏫 10 invited presentations 👩‍🎓 1 PhD student graduated 🚚 1 cross-country move 🙌Many thanks to all my collaborators, students, family and friends for your support this year!

Attention #pharmacogenetic researchers and reviewers: try using the STROPS guideline for your next paper! Learn about it in this excellent, open access ASCPT Alexandria webinar: ascpt.org/Resources/Know… U-M Pharmacy PGRN Laura Ramsey Mohamed H. Shahin

What a delightful surprise to see our session featured in the SPR #PAS2024 Day 3 email! Join us to learn about #diversity and #pharmacogenetics at 8 am in room 605!

We had a great engaged audience at our #pharmacogenetics #DEI session at #PAS2024. There was excellent learning opportunities and discussion, all done in 🌈 coordination! Pediatric Academic Societies

Phabulous Pharmacologist Happy Hour at #PAS2024: some of the best people I know. Can’t wait to bring great pharm sessions to #PAS2025 with this group! Zachary Taylor Gideon Stitt Laura Ramsey Sara Van Driest Tamorah Lewis, MD, PhD Kate Kyler, MD Rhodes Hambrick, MD, MS

A fabulous summary of why Africa needs #PGx

Is your work inclusive research on diverse populations including clinical studies in pediatrics and pharmacogenetics research in special populations or under-represented geographies: submit it for publication in the upcoming #CTSjournal special collection: bit.ly/3VCRgmy