Pharmacology

Pharmacology is the study of the interactions between living organisms and chemicals, including drugs, to understand their composition, properties, and effects on the body. As technology advances, pharmacology is becoming increasingly intertwined with tech, driving innovations in personalized medicine, drug discovery, and development, and leveraging data analytics and AI to improve treatment outcomes and patient care.

Pharmacology

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