DIA: Driving Insights to Action
Science:Life Sciences
Nina Alexandria Johnson is a PharmD Candidate at Western New England University College of Pharmacy. At the DIA 2018 Global Annual Meeting, Nina claimed third place in the Student Poster Session for her poster titled Assessment of the United States REMS Program Requirements for NDAs and BLAs. Nina was interviewed shortly after receiving this award by DIA Science Writer Sandra Blumenrath. Watch the video of this podcast interview.
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