Aaron Johnson, PharmD

Recent developments reflect a broader shift toward individualized, biologically informed care.

Dermatology care for skin of color can be improved by understanding inflammation-driven hyperpigmentation, safer treatments, and addressing education gaps that delay diagnosis and worsen outcomes.

Pharmacists, who play a crucial role at the intersection of prescribing and dispensing, are well-positioned to influence these disparities.

Pharmacists are accessible and trusted health care professionals who have an important role in supporting people living with mental illness.

Tackling racial disparities among health care providers can help improve disparities faced by patients.

Pharmacy students must understand the intricacies of culture and health, but they first need to be aware of their biases and prejudices.

Diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in pharmacy can lead to better health outcomes for patients.

Colleges of pharmacy are essential to providing equal access and quality of care to underserved communities.