neuropharmacology
Neuropharmacology refers to the study of how drugs and medications interact with the nervous system, specifically focusing on the effects they have on the brain and its neurotransmitter systems.
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- drug addiction and dependence
- drug development and discovery in neuropharmacology
- drug interactions in the nervous system
- drug metabolism in the brain
- drug targets in the brain
- drug tolerance and withdrawal symptoms
- drug-induced changes in brain structure and function
- excitatory and inhibitory receptors
- memory-enhancing drugs
- neural pathways and drug effects
- neurobiology
- neurochemistry
- neurological side effects of medications
- neuropharmacological interventions in neurological disorders
- neuropharmacological treatment for psychiatric disorders
- neuropharmacology of pain management
- neuropsychopharmacology
- neurotransmitter receptors and signaling mechanisms
- neurotransmitters
- pharmacokinetics
- psychoactive drugs
- psychopharmacology
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