Department of Medicine

Clinical Pharmacology

The clinical research focus of the Clinical Pharmacology division is on genetics and non-genetic mechanisms of inter-individual variability in drug effects, and encompass a broad range of areas, including cardiology, nephrology, obstetrics, reproductive endocrinology, hematology/oncology, medical oncology, GI/hepatology and infectious disease.

Research

Research

Faculty clinical pharmacologists within the Department of Medicine conduct basic, translational and clinical research designed to improve understanding and predicting therapeutic drug responses.
Clinical Care

Clinical Care

The ultimate goal of faculty clinical pharmacologists at IU School of Medicine is to personalize drug therapy by optimizing beneficial effects, while minimizing adverse effects and cost.
Education

Education

The Clinical Pharmacology team offers a fellowship program as well as graduate-level courses for learners seeking in-depth training in the drug discovery and development process.

Drug Interaction Database

The Flockhart Table™ is a cytochrome P450 drug-interaction reference tool focused on the human cytochrome P450 system. The information presented in this drug-interaction table is intended as general health information and as an educational tool. It is not intended as medical advice. Only a physician, pharmacist or other health care professional should advise a patient on medical issues and should do so using a medical history and other factors identified and documented as part of the health professional/patient relationship.

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