The Peter Lamy Center on Drug Therapy and Aging is the focal point for research, education, and clinical initiatives in geriatric pharmacotherapy at the University of Maryland.

The Lamy Center is named in honor of its founder, Peter P. Lamy, PhD, ScD (1925-1994). Its mission is to improve drug therapy for aging adults through innovative research, education, and clinical initiatives.

Our Vision

Improving the lives of older adults by optimizing medication safety and use.

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The Peter Lamy Center on Drug Therapy and Aging is one of the oldest aging centered housed within a School of Pharmacy in the United States.

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2024 Peter P. Lamy Memorial Lecture: "Creating Healthcare that is Age-Friendly: A Collaborative Opportunity for the Entire Team"

Through an account with ASCP, participants can view the 2024 Peter P. Lamy Memorial Lecture featuring Dr. Terry Fulmer, president, The John A. Hartford Foundation, and Dr. Nicole Brandt, professor and executive director, Peter Lamy Center on Drug Therapy and Aging, University of Maryland School of Pharmacy. 

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Caregiver Connection: Tribute to Rudolf B. Lamy

Dr. Nicole Brandt authors a tribute to Rudi Lamy, son of Peter Lamy, who served as an advisor to the Lamy Center team and authored the Caregiver blog. Rudi also served as a community council member on the Elder Care Medicine Network. 

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