The study of pharmaceuticals is referred to as pharmacology. It entails studying the interactions of chemical compounds with living systems in order to better understand pharmacological features and activities, such as interactions between drug molecules and drug receptors and how these interactions produce an impact. Pharmacology provides the scientific foundation and principles for broad range of particular applications, including the study of drug activities within the health sciences, the utilization of medicines as therapeutic agents in medicine or as research instruments, and pharmaceutical development and regulation. Pharmacology is a discipline of study dedicated to gaining a thorough understanding of how medications affect the human body.
- Neuropharmacology
- Cardiovascular Pharmacology
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