Psychiatry, Mental Disorders & Psychosomatic Medicine

Psychopharmacology:

The study of how medications affect people's emotions, perceptions, decisions, and behaviors is known as "psychopharmacology" in science. Psychopharmacology is distinguished from neuropsychopharmacology, which emphasizes the link between drug-induced alterations in functioning. In order to affect a systemic change in nervous system cells, which alters awareness and results in behavioral changes in psychological or physiological functions, psychoactive drugs typically interact with specific receptors or target locations in the nervous system.

• Dose response relation in psychiatric medications
• Preclinical psychopharmacology
• Psycho pharmacological medication
• Modern psychopharmacology