Sessions and Tracks:
Track 1: Pharmacology:-
The science of looking at how drugs flow through distinctive structures is known as pharmacology. The knowledge on the bases, substance resources, typical impacts, and medicinal businesses of prescriptions are all explained in detail. In addition to being essential to many other professions including pharmacy, nursing, dentistry, and veterinary care, it is a science. As an acquired science developed from the antiquated poisoners, toxicology has been defined as the study of the harmful effects of xenobiotic. Leading edge beyond its contentious implications, toxicology investigates subatomic science.
Track 2: Toxicology:-
The study of toxicology examines how chemicals interact with living things. Along with the use and advancement of hazardous chemicals, it also involves an analysis of the several commercial ventures and regulatory environments that are integrated into and govern the regulation of compounds added to food. Finding malicious administrators and eliminating poisons that have an effect on human life are two key aspects of toxicology that need to be addressed; General Toxicology provides information on pharmaceutics, formulation, agrochemicals, and customer item handling. The main scientific subject that informs us about harmful compounds and degrading agents that might cause specific illnesses in humans is toxicology.
Track 3: Immunopharmacology:-
Immunopharmacology explores the interactions between drugs and the immune system. It delves into how medications modulate immune responses, aiming to treat immune-related disorders like autoimmune diseases, allergies, and cancer. By understanding how drugs influence immune function, immunopharmacologists develop novel therapies that target specific components of the immune system, optimizing treatment outcomes while minimizing adverse effects. This field plays a vital role in advancing immunotherapy and personalized medicine, offering new avenues for managing complex immunological conditions.
Track 4: Ecopharmacovigilance:-
Ecopharmacovigilance monitors the environmental impact of pharmaceuticals post-release. It investigates how drugs enter ecosystems, their persistence, and potential effects on wildlife and ecosystems. By assessing ecological risks, it aims to mitigate harm and develop sustainable pharmaceutical practices. Ecopharmacovigilance emphasizes the importance of considering environmental consequences in drug development, usage, and disposal, ensuring a balance between human health and environmental protection in the pharmaceutical industry's activities.
Track 5: Molecular and Clinical Pharmacology:-
Molecular and Clinical Pharmacology bridges the gap between laboratory research and patient care. Molecular pharmacology focuses on understanding drug interactions at a cellular and molecular level, revealing mechanisms that drive therapeutic effects. Clinical pharmacology applies these insights to patient treatment, optimizing drug efficacy and safety. Together, they advance personalized medicine, guiding precise drug dosing, minimizing adverse effects, and improving overall patient outcomes by integrating scientific discoveries with clinical practice.
Track 6: Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Technology:-
Pharmacy is the science and drug storing system of arranging and allocating drugs. Compounding and apportioning drugs, Drug specialists, are the most routine parts in scope of drug hence, are the pros on medicating treatment and are the basic well-being specialists who optimize the patients for utilizing the advantage of pharmaceutical. Pharmaceutical Innovation is the sway of drug store that allot with the method of turning a Dynamic Pharmaceutical Fixing into a medicine to be utilized by patients. It elaborates designs, strategies, instrumented within the arrangement, fabricating, compounding, bundling, apportioning, amassing of opiate and other preparations used for the treatment of patient.in determination and symptomatic e strategies within the Hospital Pharmacy
Clinical Pharmacy
Ambulatory Care Pharmacy
Military Pharmacy
Pharmacy Informatics
Track 7: Forensic Toxicology:-
A toxicologist in forensic toxicology examines the cause of death by applying the same techniques as a clinical toxicologist, but with a focus on deceased individuals. A medicolegal analyst is another term for a scientific toxicologist. When it comes to the substance's presentation and adverse damage, toxicology concentrates on the legal and therapeutic aspects. It is sufficiently evident how bio-symptomatic criminological toxicology has changed when one only considers arsenic. Approachable and straightforward diagnostic methods that provide significant improvements in prudence and adaptability were the fate of criminological toxicologists.
Track 8: Current Advances in Pharmacology:-
Chemists have progressively developed techniques to change the composition by adding new elements, making the active principle more appropriate and potent than it was before. It is hoped that the alkaloids that are naturally present in the bark of Cinchona have been successfully changed by recent breakthroughs in chemistry to yield more therapeutically beneficial results than the originals.
Track 9: Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapeutics:-
The study of drug use in people is known as clinical pharmacology, and it is described as the "science that studies the characteristics, effects, properties and reaction of drugs, especially their therapeutic effect in humans." Contrarily, pharmacotherapy is the use of medications for illness diagnosis, treatment, or prevention.
Track 10: Applied pharmacology
"Applied pharmacology" is the term used to describe the clinical application of medications or their usage in medicine. Physicians can further their expertise in drug pharmacology by studying applied pharmacology, which allows them to understand how drugs work in real-world medical situations. In addition to teaching physicians and other health care providers about how medications interact with the human body, applied pharmacology is a crucial factor in determining how effective a certain medication is at treating a given illness.
Track 11: Pharmacological Testing:-
When determining if a material or plant extract is physiologically active, pharmacological testing is employed. Pharmacological tests are numerous and each one shows different elements that are crucial to comprehending the mechanisms underlying diseases, their causes, and their treatments.
In-vitro and In-vivo models
Randomized controlled clinical trials
Pharmacokinetics
Pharmacologic stress testing
Drug reaction testing
Track 12: Health Toxicology:-
The presentation of toxicants to living things and an examination of the sub-nuclear systems that are affected by these exposures are combined in health toxicology with an additional uneasy preface to metals. It examines the isotope trajectory of destructive agents, manners of presentation, and long-term outcomes for important nuclear and biological instruments. Toxicological aptitude, quantitative presentation evaluation, extensive data analysis, and judgment abilities of current regulatory heading—the most challenging concerns inside the structure—are applied by Fortune risk evaluators.
Track 13: Recent Advances in Pharmacology and Toxicology:-
The study of life sciences has a direct impact on the pharmaceutical and toxicological industries, as products including prescription medications, vaccinations, and over-the-counter medications are produced using the research results. To make sure that goods are evaluated on people who are impacted by the diseases or ailments they are designed to treat, clinical trials are carried out.
Track 14: Clinical Pharmacology:-
One area of biomedical research is clinical pharmacology. In addition to the study of biological function connected to these molecules, it encompasses drug discovery, the investigation of how pharmaceuticals affect their targets in living systems and their therapeutic use. The gap between laboratory science and medical practice is also bridged by clinical pharmacology.
Clinical pharmacology
Biochemical pharmacology
Neuropharmacology
Psychopharmacology
Respiratory pharmacology
Paediatric pharmacology
Geriatric pharmacology
Track 15: Biomedical Toxicology:-
Biomedical Toxicology is the field of biomedical sciences deals with the molecular and biochemical mechanism of action of various chemicals and analyzing their harmful effects. It mainly explores the effect of chemicals on biological systems.
Biomedical wastes
Bio Medical Research
Bio Medical Applications
Track 16: Toxicological Pharmacovigilance:-
Pharmacovigilance is the basic part of the investigation work. Both in the clinical trials security and post advancing this pharmacovigilance is basic all through the thing lifecycle. Pharmacovigilance is the science and activities relating to the identifying with the avoidance of adverse reactions to medicates or some other medicine related issues.
Track 17: Environmental Toxicology:-
Environmental toxicology investigates how different physical, natural, and creative forces harm living things. The dangerous side effects of compound managers' use of pesticides and animal waste, which can affect an animal and its grouping, combine different poisonous elements. The way the chemicals behave in various contexts and are taken up and processed by plants and animals is similar to how they act as catalysts for disorder, natural surrenders, or toxic life forms.
Track 18: Clinical Toxicology
The study of clinical toxicology involves identifying the different harmful chemical forms that are associated with different types of illnesses. Pathology, pharmacology, and biochemistry are among the fields with which it typically correlates. It addresses the harmful consequences of substances like chemicals and medications, among others. You may also refer to clinical toxicology as the harmful consequences of chemicals or hazardous substances. Three categories are typically used to modify toxicity. Descriptive toxicology through mechanisms Toxicology Regulation.