By a show of hands, how many of you reading this article use a mobile app to manage your health? The term digital health has gradually become part of our lives, maybe more than you realize. It allows us to schedule appointments, view our medical records and test results, consult with our healthcare professionals, control our exercise routines, closely monitor health conditions, pay our medical bills, and so much more. Many of these tasks are accessible via mobile apps on smartphones and smart watches; but what exactly is digital health and how does this emerging model for delivering health care intersect with traditional forms of administering therapies to patients?
As we wrap up 2024, the end of the calendar year serves as a natural opportunity to reflect on what’s been achieved and think about the plans for what lies ahead for ASPET. The past year brought several new initiatives and improvements to ASPET programs to provide more value to our members.
A Conversation with ASPET’s Drug Metabolism and Disposition Division Secretary/Treasurer, Klarissa Jackson, PhD
Updates from some of our outstanding ASPET members.
This month The Pharmacologist features the final two policy briefs written by participants of the 2024 ASPET Washington Fellows program. These topics present compelling arguments for policy improvements on an issue of personal importance to each Fellow. The policy briefs below discuss racial disparities in maternal mortality and increased PFAS regulations in consumer products.
A showcase of early-career scientists—what drives them and why pharmacology is important to them.
By a show of hands, how many of you reading this article use a mobile app to manage your health? The term digital health has gradually become part of our lives, maybe more than you realize. It allows us to schedule appointments, view our medical records and test results, consult with our healthcare professionals, control our exercise routines, closely monitor health conditions, pay our medical bills, and so much more. Many of these tasks are accessible via mobile apps on smartphones and smart watches; but what exactly is digital health and how does this emerging model for delivering health care intersect with traditional forms of administering therapies to patients?
Last month, I focused on the value and importance of ASPET Divisions. When you become a member of ASPET, you receive free membership in at least one of our 10 divisions. While absolutely a critical reason to become an ASPET member, this is just one of many benefits of membership to consider as you receive our annual reminders to renew your membership for 2025.