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View full faculty listIn 2025, the course was intentionally paused to allow for a comprehensive revision of both the content and teaching approach. The goal: simplifying how pharmacokinetics is taught and applied in drug development, with particular emphasis on drug dosing decisions in drug development for initial drug approval and as applied in labeling and application to drug dosing decisions as a function of disease states, drug-drug interactions, and pharmacogenomic and physiologic variables. The [Lab name] has published 13 peer-reviewed manuscripts since 2022, including invited presentations in [Journal names], describing and evaluating this streamlined teaching approach. The new approach was first taught in the [University] graduate pharmacokinetics course in Fall 2025 and then in its present online format, April 29 to May 2, 2026, in US time zones and September 15 to September 18, 2026 in European time zones.
