Pharmaceutics and Drug Safety

Pharmacology

Although commonly confused with pharmacy, pharmacology is a distinct field of study in the health sciences. Pharmacology is the study which describe how a medicine interacts with a body and biological system. The study of medicines includes information on their chemical composition, biological effects, and therapeutic uses. These effects can be either harmful  or therapeutic depending on a number of circumstances. Pharmacologists are mostly interested in two areas of study: toxicology, which examines the toxic or negative effects of medications and other chemical agents, and therapeutics, taht focuses on how drugs and other chemical agents affect disease. Pharmacology includes a variety of disciplines, including those in medicine, pharmacy, nursing, dentistry, and veterinary medicine. Some of the most intriguing developments in modern medicine are made at the cutting edge of pharmacology.

• Neuropharmacology
• Methods to modelling and computation
• Pharmacology of regeneration
• Individualized, exact medicine
• Pharmacokinetics
• Pharmacodynamics
• Pharmaceutical Science of the Heart