Pharmacology provides the scientific basis for rational therapeutics. It helps:
- Explain how and why drugs produce desired therapeutic effects and undesired adverse effects.
- Predict the likely actions of new chemicals so that safer and more effective drugs can be designed.
- Guide the development of synthetic molecules and novel delivery systems.
Its scope has expanded to include computer-assisted drug design, molecular and genetic approaches, protein engineering, and advanced delivery vehicles such as nanoparticles, viruses, and artificial cells. Pharmacologists now work in academic, pharmaceutical, clinical, and regulatory settings to study, evaluate, and develop new medicines.
With a foundation in pharmacology, I am engaged in both teaching and research. My work has been published in reputed national and international journals, and I actively participate in scientific conferences to share findings and stay connected with emerging advancements. Thank you for visiting. Your interest is truly appreciated.