Human Pharmacology
Human Pharmacology by Paul R. Gard, published by Taylor & Francis on September 28, 2000, is an introductory text that covers the fundamental aspects of pharmacology. This edition spans 182 pages and is presented in English, making it accessible to a wide audience. The book aims to engage readers with its clear explanations and includes illustrations to enhance understanding of key concepts and mechanisms of action.
Readers will find that each chapter not only presents essential information but also concludes with recommended readings and multiple choice revision questions to reinforce learning. The text serves as a foundation for those interested in medical pharmacology, providing insights into how various drugs work to alleviate disease symptoms. With its structured approach, Human Pharmacology encourages further exploration of the subject.
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Pharmacology, in its own right, is a massive subject area and has been the focus of several major textbooks. Human Pharmacology is a readable, introductory text covering all of the main aspects of pharmacology in a way that enthuses the reader to study the subject further. Each chapter includes line drawings and figures to illustrate concepts and mechanisms of action. Each chapter ends with a selection of recommended reading and multiple choice revision questions. The author introduction to the science of pharmacology allows readers to appreciate why and how certain drugs alleviate the symptoms of disease.
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