Showing posts with label Pharmacology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pharmacology. Show all posts
Thursday, 10 January 2013
Principles of Pharmacology
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Principles of Pharmacology Video Clips. Duration : 10.00 Mins.
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Psychedelics in the 21st Century: Pharmacology of Psychedelic Agents-- Nicholas Cozzi
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Psychedelics in the 21st Century: Pharmacology of Psychedelic Agents-- Nicholas Cozzi Video Clips. Duration : 48.67 Mins.
cod.edu College of DuPage hosted a series of presentations titled, "Psychedelics in the 21st Century," on Saturday, Nov. 3 2012 This free event featured top minds in the burgeoning field of psychedelics, and included recent clinical research on these substances as therapeutic adjuncts to psychotherapy for the treatment of addiction, post-traumatic stress disorder and existential distress at the end of life. Presenters included Nicholas Cozzi, Ph.D., Tom Roberts, Ph.D. and Bruce Sewick, MA, LCPC, CADC. Cozzi is the Director of the Laboratory for Neuropharmacology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health. Cozzi's research involves the design, synthesis and mechanistic studies of compounds with central nervous system activity. Compounds of special interest include those of psychedelic, entactogenic and psychostimulant effects; specifically, how these drugs act in the brain to produce changes in consciousness, including spiritual or mystical experiences and changes in mood and cognitions. Roberts began teaching the world's first psychedelics course, Foundations of Psychedelic Studies, at Northern Illinois University in 1981. His publications include the 2-volume Psychedelic Medicine, Spiritual Growth with Entheogens, and Psychedelic Horizons. Roberts is currently working on a third book, The Psychedelic Future of the Mind, which is scheduled for January 2013 publication. Sewick, Clinical Supervisor Crisis/Case Management and Residential ...
cod.edu College of DuPage hosted a series of presentations titled, "Psychedelics in the 21st Century," on Saturday, Nov. 3 2012 This free event featured top minds in the burgeoning field of psychedelics, and included recent clinical research on these substances as therapeutic adjuncts to psychotherapy for the treatment of addiction, post-traumatic stress disorder and existential distress at the end of life. Presenters included Nicholas Cozzi, Ph.D., Tom Roberts, Ph.D. and Bruce Sewick, MA, LCPC, CADC. Cozzi is the Director of the Laboratory for Neuropharmacology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health. Cozzi's research involves the design, synthesis and mechanistic studies of compounds with central nervous system activity. Compounds of special interest include those of psychedelic, entactogenic and psychostimulant effects; specifically, how these drugs act in the brain to produce changes in consciousness, including spiritual or mystical experiences and changes in mood and cognitions. Roberts began teaching the world's first psychedelics course, Foundations of Psychedelic Studies, at Northern Illinois University in 1981. His publications include the 2-volume Psychedelic Medicine, Spiritual Growth with Entheogens, and Psychedelic Horizons. Roberts is currently working on a third book, The Psychedelic Future of the Mind, which is scheduled for January 2013 publication. Sewick, Clinical Supervisor Crisis/Case Management and Residential ...
Thursday, 20 December 2012
2.2 Autonomic Pharmacology
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2.2 Autonomic Pharmacology Tube. Duration : 59.03 Mins.
Get the notes: www.lulu.com Thelecture notes for this and all numbered lectures are available at Lulu.com, keyword PHRM203 or just follow the link. The notes do NOT include Exam Reviews, Paramedic Pharm, Heart Sounds, or Chest Tubes.
Get the notes: www.lulu.com Thelecture notes for this and all numbered lectures are available at Lulu.com, keyword PHRM203 or just follow the link. The notes do NOT include Exam Reviews, Paramedic Pharm, Heart Sounds, or Chest Tubes.
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