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It may be out of topic! but i would love to get suggestion on how to study about drugs!
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First: You need a good background in biological sciences including anatomy and physiology. Then you can study pharmacology and therapeutics. You must understand how the body works and how it goes wrong before you can really understand how medications work to restore normal function. If you are that interested, consider a career in medicine, nursing, dentistry hygiene or pharmacy. Good luck!
Answered 11/18/2016
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