Aims and Scope

The primary aim of The Pharmacist is to publish high-impact, peer-reviewed research that spans the entire lifecycle of drug discovery, development, and clinical application. The journal serves a broad audience of pharmaceutical scientists, clinicians, regulatory professionals, and academicians by providing a platform for significant advancements in pharmaceutical science and practice.

The journal welcomes a variety of submissions, including Original Research Articles, In-depth Reviews, Mini-Reviews, and Clinical Trial Studies. The scope is comprehensive, covering the following key areas:
 

Pharmaceutical Sciences: Pharmaceutics, biopharmaceutics, pharmacokinetics, drug delivery systems, formulation science, and nanotechnology in drug development.

Medicinal and Analytical Chemistry: Drug design, synthesis, and the analytical methods used for quality assurance and characterization.

Pharmacology and Toxicology: Cellular and molecular pharmacology, mechanisms of drug action, and toxicological studies.

Natural Products and Biotechnology: Research on herbs, natural products, and traditional medicine, including mechanistic studies and clinical trials. This also includes biological therapies such as vaccines, therapeutic proteins, and gene transfer technologies.

Clinical and Regulatory Science: Clinical pharmacology, all phases of drug clinical trials, pharmacy practice, and papers addressing pharmaceutical policy and regulatory affairs.

Therapeutic Areas: Research applicable to a wide range of therapeutic areas, including oncology, infectious diseases, and cardiovascular, nervous system, and endocrine disorders.