Complete Clinical Psychopharmacology: Reference guide for neurotransmitters, receptors, ligands and their functions

Description

Complete Clinical Psychopharmacology is a book that
aspires to fulfill three basic goals of this book are to
constitute a useful and practical recompilation of the
latest advances in Psychopharmacology, to explain
how such information translates into its effects over the
human mind and to put such information within the
reach of anyone interested that has at least an
intermediate academic formation.
The most relevant, important and recent information
about the human neurotransmitter systems and their
receptors is exposed in an understandable manner and
with a special emphasis in the relations between
themselves.
For the novice reader, the book starts by first
explaining the definitions for the most important
concepts about pharmacology in general, followed by
the information on human psychopharmacology.
As a didactic book and work for consult and reference,
Complete Clinical Psychopharmacology will come to
be an invaluable and irreplaceable resource in the stock
of many psychology and med students.