Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Taking medication is a common occurrence for many people, whether it is to soothe an aching head, regulate blood sugars, or treat life-threatening conditions such as HIV or cancer. Examining how drugs are manufactured, formulated, and the way that they work in our bodies, Pharmaceutical Chemistry provides a wide-ranging overview of organic chemistry as it is applied to the study and practice of pharmacy.

FEATURES
* Supports an integrated pharmacy education
* Focuses on the fundamental ideas that first-year students need to fully grasp before progressing in their studies
* Demonstrates the connections between scientific concepts and principles and how they are applied to pharmacy
* Written and edited by experts who have a wealth of teaching experience

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For students:
- Self-assessment questions for each chapter
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ABOUT THE SERIES
The Integrated Foundations of Pharmacy series supports those who are at the beginning of their journey to become a pharmacist. Students will begin to understand how a drug molecule is made; the process that turns it into a medicine; the role the pharmacist has when dispensing that medicine; and what happens in the body when it is taken. Most importantly, the series shows how each of these aspects are integrated, reflecting the most up-to-date teaching practices.