| pharmacology |
The medical science that deals with the discovery, composition, identification, biological/physiological effects, uses and manufacture of drugs.
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| pharmacology |
The science of studying both the mechanisms and the actions of drugs, usually in animal models of disease, to evaluate their potential therapeutic value.
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| pharmacology |
The science dealing with the effect of drugs on living organisms.
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| pharmacology |
The science of the nature and preparation of drugs and particularly of their effects on the body.
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| pharmacology |
The study of the interaction of chemical agents with biological systems. Examples: Toxicology; adverse effects of systemic drugs; adverse effects of ocular drugs; control of ocular pain. Any courses related to medications and how they affect the various tissues or their mechanism of actions.
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