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Getting the Most out of Your College Education

Top Five Things to Do Before You Graduate College College tuition is increasing, which concerns many people about the genuine value of a degree. While student loan debt is often unavoidable, there are many healthcare professions that have an array…

Common Questions People Have About Cancer

Cancer is talked about quite a bit, and yet many people still have a lot of questions about it. These common questions will hopefully help dispel some of the rumors that you have heard. How many people actually get cancer?…

Managing Diabetes

Diabetes affects nearly 30 million people in the United States alone, and millions more are currently pre-diabetic. Though this disease requires many individuals to adjust their lifestyles in order to accommodate it, living with and managing diabetes is not as…

Roseman Pharmacy Students Win 2015 UPhA OTC Medication Contest

It’s a pharmacy school tradition in the state of Utah: every spring students from Roseman University of Health Sciences College of Pharmacy go up against students from the University of Utah’s pharmacy program in the battle of over-the-counter (OTC) products.…

Roseman ACCPSN Named 2014 Outstanding Pharmacy Immunization Program

On Friday, Apr. 24 Roseman’s American College of Clinical Pharmacy Student Network (ACCPSN) was recognized as Southern Nevada’s “2014 Outstanding Pharmacy Immunization Program” at the 17th Annual Immunize Nevada Silver Syringe Awards. “ACCPSN was commended for its community outreach efforts…

Nursing Students Attend 63rd National Student Nurses’ Association Annual Convention

Roseman Student Nurses Association (SNA) members traveled to Phoenix, AZ to attended the 63rd National Student Nurses’ Association (NSNA) Annual Convention held earlier this month.  The NSNA Annual Convention is held every spring and those in attendance include thousands of…

Roseman Dental Students and Volunteers Provide Free Dental Care to 164 in Ecuador

Eight students from Roseman University’s College of Dental Medicine recently returned from a trip to Ecuador where they provided free dental care to adults and children in desperate need. The group of volunteer dentists and student dentists provided extractions, fillings,…

The Importance of Oral Cancer Screenings

Thousands of Americans are diagnosed with oral cancer each year, and even if you do not have a family history of oral cancer, you could still become a victim of the disease. Early detection is crucial in order to have…

Students & Faculty Kick Off National Infant Immunization Week with Event

Tips to Help You Survive and Thrive With Diabetes

April is the Pharmacists War on Diabetes Month, making this a good opportunity to assess your own risk factors. Type II Diabetes is one of the major preventable diseases among developed nations, and as the obesity epidemic continues, diabetes, too,…