pharmacol
- noun
- /ˈfɑrməˌkɒl/
- Informal
- She is majoring in pharmacol at university.
Examples
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The pharmacol course covers various drug interactions.
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The pharmacol department is hosting a seminar on new drug therapies next week.
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Many students find pharmacol challenging but rewarding as a field of study.
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Many students are interested in pharmacol research.
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She is studying pharmacol to understand how drugs affect the human body.
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The pharmacol seminar will focus on the latest advancements in pain management.
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Many students appreciate how pharmacol combines science with real-world applications.
Synonyms
The study of medicines and how they affect living things
The study of how medicines affect the body
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pharmacol is an informal short form of pharmacology, from Greek pharmakon 'drug' and -logy 'study', and it shares the same root as pharmacy. So pharmacol refers to the science of drugs and how they affect the body.