Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology Research–Insight
Received: 10-Jul-2000 Accepted Date: Jul 17, 2000; Published: 24-Jul-2000
Citation: Lorenzo G. Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology Research–Insight. Clin Pharmacol Toxicol Res. 2020;3(2):2.
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Journal Topics
Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology Research reveals the information about the consequences of toxicology and pharmacology. It gives a brief knowledge of topics like different types of toxicology, methods of toxicology and pharmacology, importance of toxicology in all the fields, pharmacology of various drugs, clinical trials of drugs, pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics, use of pharmacology in different streams like cardiology, genetics, biochemistry, therapeutic drug management, workplace drug testing and many others.
Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology are the main objectives of this journal. Clinical Pharmacology explains about the drugs used in different fields of medicine. It is used to analyze the adverse effects of drugs, their therapeutic uses, toxic effects and the management of drugs [3].
Insight of the Journal
Clinical Pharmacology explains that the drugs used by a person must be prescribed by a doctor or a medical practitioner. Otherwise it may lead to toxic results. To consume a drug, one must know the pharmacology of the drug. So, clinical pharmacology plays a vital role in medicine. Toxicology also has utmost importance in drug intake. The drug dosage, type of drug present and type of food taken with also play an important role in drug toxicity [4]. Not all drugs give same reaction in every person. The effect of the drug varies from person to person based on their immunity and the reaction of antibodies.
Toxicologists compare and test the toxicity of drugs. They test the drug interactions with other drugs and foods. Drug interactions are the main source of toxicity. Many clinical trials have been done every time before releasing the drug into the market. People who prefer Over the Counter (OTC) type of drugs frequently were mostly affected by the drug interactions. Toxicity is tested by experimenting in vivo or in vitro or in silico methods. The level of toxicity is referred to as LD50 [5]. Toxicity is applicable to human beings and as well as animals and birds. When toxicity increases in the body person cannot withstand it anymore and the organs start failing gradually.
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