Pharmacological models

Pharmacological models are scientific frameworks used to understand how drugs interact with the body. They help predict how a drug will behave—such as how quickly it takes effect, its intensity, and how long it lasts—by using mathematical equations and biological principles. These models are essential for designing effective medications, determining appropriate dosages, and ensuring safety. By simulating drug processes like absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion, pharmacological models assist researchers and healthcare providers in optimizing treatment and improving patient outcomes.