All the Society's publications are online only, and for the editorial board of Pharmacology Matters this seemed like an opportunity to encourage readers to engage with and discuss our articles through the Society's website. This blog will offer a sneak peak at the next issue, as we will be unveiling a few of the articles early online for comment, before the magazine itself is even published.
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30 May 2017
by Gary Stephens, Stephen Safrany, Niall Hyland
in Affinity groups
published May 2017
Three of our Affnity Group co-chairs introduce their groups, what they have been up to, and what they have planned for 2017.
29 May 2017
by Steven Tucker, Anna Zecharia, Melisa (Lisa) Wallace
published May 2017
A look back at Education Day at 2016's Pharmacology annual meeting, including the official launch of the new Pharmacology Core Curriculum.
19 May 2017
by Jonathan Bruun
published May 2017
We have joined many other leading organisations in signing a letter to the Cabinet Secretary asking for clarification from government on how ‘purdah’ affects scientists in the run up to an election. Here, Jono Brüün shares a few thoughts about why this issue is so important.