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| Pharmacologists are specialists who develop and test drugs for medical use. Their scientific method involves analyzing chemicals and other substances to identify the positive and harmful effects the chemical or substance has on humans and/ or the environment. The purpose is to end currently incurable diseases and/ or developing new therapies for that certain disease. Most pharmacologists specialize in one of several areas in pharmacology. Pharmacologists specialize in determining the site and structure by which drugs act to better perfect the therapeutic effects of drugs in the body. Some pharmacologists specialize in particular parts of the human body.
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Pharmacologists work in schools of medicine, pharmacy, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, hospitals, the pharmaceutical industry, government agencies (Food and Drug Administration), and public and private research institutes. Pharmacologists usually work in clean laboratories equipped with the proper equipment and instruments. Nationally, the number of wage and salary jobs in pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing is expected to increase by about 26 percent from 2004 to 2014. This great employment outlook is based on the great number of new chemicals for use in industry and medicine and new discoveries due to more human and/ or animal trials (people or animals to test new chemicals or substances on).
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Types of Pharmacologists
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