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THOMAS WHITE
MARC SWEENEY
Compassionate, discerning
Christ-followers bring essential qualities to the
field of pharmacy.
ELISHA INJETI
It’s an improbable journey
from an outcast village in India to a research
laboratory in Cedarville. One pharmacy faculty
member shares his “God story.”
NICOLE (HANSON) RUSSELL ’04
Faculty members
from Cedarville’s School of Pharmacy cast a vision
for broadening the profession by leading students
to seek out the underserved.
JEFFREY LEWIS
America’s newest drug abuse
problem hits close to home.
Features
PHILLIP THORNTON AND MARTY ENG
As a
son or daughter of senior parents, it can be
delicate to understand your role in their health
care. The authors provide tips to begin this
important conversation with your parents and
their health care providers.
CAROL LEE ’96
JENNIFER DEAR ’95
In Every Issue
A Light in the Pharmacy
In recent years, we’ve seen the health care industry
become anexpansive force inAmericanculture, politics,
and the economy. It has grown more specialized at a
time when we, as patients, are increasingly responsible
to navigate its complexity on our own. Sometimes help
can be found in surprising places.
Pharmacy, as a profession, is responding to the
needs and opportunities created by the new health care
landscape. Your “friendly neighborhood pharmacist”
does much more than stand behind a counter and fill
your prescriptions. Pharmacists are taking more active
roles in research, medication management, preventive
care, education, ethics … and ministry!
This issue of
Cedarville Magazine
features several
facultymembers fromCedarville’s School of Pharmacy.
Their perspectives help us see the range of health care
expertise a trusted pharmacist can provide and how
their field is uniquely positioned to share Christ with
all who seek healing.
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