Pharmacists can help protect dogs from UV-related skin damage and skin cancers by educating pet owners on safe sunscreen selection, avoiding toxic human sunscreen ingredients, and recommending effective sun protection alternatives
Sophia Tam, BA, PharmD Candidate
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Tam is a fourth-year pharmacy student at Touro College of Pharmacy with professional interests in dermatology/cosmetics, veterinary medicine, and emergency medicine. She hopes to pursue a career within these fields and combine her scientific expertise with patient-centered care to advance therapies and improve outcomes for diverse populations.
Articles by Sophia Tam, BA, PharmD Candidate
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