One of the main problems of undergraduate education in modern medicine is the incredibly vast volume of knowledge, which is constantly increasing. Therefore, in the context of the educational process, it is difficult for the teacher to choose the exact amount of information that needs to be transmitted to the student. This problem is particularly acute in pharmacology due to the continuous discovery of new pharmacological targets and, by extension, drugs. A reliable solution to this problem is provided by the book "Medical Pharmacology at a Glance", in which experienced teacher-pharmacologist Michael J. Neal manages, in relatively few pages, to include the basic modern knowledge of pharmacology. The book records the absolutely essential information that a medical, dental, veterinary, pharmaceutical or nursing student should know, while helping the student or specialist to quickly refresh their basic knowledge of pharmacology. Finally, the book "Medical Pharmacology at a Glance" provides the teacher with a useful tool for presenting hourly lessons by drug category.

Each chapter is developed and completed in just two pages, the first of which includes diagrams that encode the necessary information and the second a comprehensive text.

Covering a wide range of topics, the books in the series are ideal introductory textbooks for every subject, excellent aids for exams, and practical reference books for everyday clinical practice.

The highly successful "At a Glance" book series has gained the trust of the international medical community and other healthcare professionals.