A PharmD candidate reflects on the small, evidence-backed daily habits that helped her thrive—not just survive—through pharmacy school's most demanding years.
|Articles|March 27, 2019
- Pharmacy Careers Winter 2019
- Volume 13
- Issue 1
Graphic Pharmacy: A Student's Journey in Comics (Winter 2019)
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ABOUT THE ARTIST
Giang Ho is a 2019 PharmD candidate at the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy. She grew up in Vietnam before traveling to the United States to study pharmacy. More of her comics can be read at garuscaselogs.wordpress.com or on social media under #graphicpharmacy.
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