About Conference

PharmaMiddleEast 2022 respectfully invites all interested and enthusiastic participants from around the world to attend the 22nd Annual Pharma Middle East Congress, which will be held in Dubai, UAE on October 24-25, 2022.

Pharma Middle East 2022 is the best platform to expand one's scientific knowledge by sharing it through presentations and to build a strong network with eminent people, key decision makers from all over the world's academic institutions, healthcare institutes, pharmaceutical, and biotech organisations. The conference intends to instil a strong belief that by collaborating with pharmaceutical studies and sciences, all other health and medical sciences may create healthy conditions, therefore the title Explore the Alliance of Pharmaceutical & Health Sciences. ME Conferences organises 3000+ Global Events in the United States, Europe, and Asia, with over 600+ Conferences, 1200+ Symposiums, and 1200+ Workshops supported by 1000 more scientific societies, and publishes 700+ Open access journals with over 30000 eminent personalities and renowned scientists on their editorial boards.

Target Audience:

• Healthcare Professionals
• Pharmacists (Clinical, Community, Hospital)
• Doctors (Cardiologists, Neurologists, Pulmonologists)
• Biotechnologists, Microbiologists
• Academicians (Chairs, Deans, Professors, Associates and Assistants, Lecturers)
• Business Delegates
• Doctors of Pharmacy
• CEO’s, Directors, Board Members of Pharmaceutical Companies
• Students & Pharmaceutical Practitioners
• Industrial Representatives
• Interns and Post-Doctoral fellows
• Pharma labs research Associates
• Quality Analysts & Pathologists

Session/Tracks

Track 1: Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences

Pharmacy is the science that deals with drug preparation and dispensing. It is a health-related profession that integrates medical and chemical disciplines to ensure the safe and productive use of pharmaceutical medications. Pharmacists are drug treatment specialists and primary health professionals who improve medication utilisation for the benefit of patients. Pharmaceutical Sciences is a dynamic and interdisciplinary field that seeks to integrate basic principles of inorganic and organic chemistry, engineering, biochemistry, and biology in order to understand optimal drug delivery to the body and translate this integrated understanding into advanced and innovative therapies against human diseases and disorders.

Track 2: Anatomy and Pathophysiology

Human Anatomy is the detailed scientific study of the human body. Anatomy is the morphological study of several systems in the human body, such as the respiratory, nervous, digestive, endocrine, reproductive, urinary, cardiac, and so on. Anatomy also addresses the muscular system, which is supported by the skeletal system. Pathophysiology is a combination of pathology and physiology, sometimes known as Physiopathology. Pathology is a medical branch that defines diseased-state situations, whereas physiology is a biological science that explains operating functions or activities within an organism. Pathology describes the uncommon or unpleasant condition, whereas Pathophysiology is concerned with the functional changes caused by disease or injury.

Track 3: Bioinformatics and Bio-materials

Bioinformatics is an integrative field that creates system and software tools for biological data assimilation. Bioinformatics is an interdisciplinary discipline of research that analyses and explains biological data by combining biology, computer science, information engineering, mathematics, and statistics. Bioinformatics has been applied in silicon for arithmetic and statistical assessments of biological questions. Biomaterials is a science that has been around for 50 years. A biomaterial is a substance that has been able to integrate with biological systems for a medical purpose - either therapeutic or diagnostic. Biomaterials science or biomaterials engineering are terms used to describe the study of biomaterials.

Track 4: Pharmacognosy & Botony

The study of chemical ingredients derived from plants and natural sources is known as pharmacognosy. Pharmacognosy is concerned with herbal-derived products, non-organic derivatives, and excipients of plant or mineral origin. Pharmacognosy also includes cosmetics and nutraceuticals. Pharmacognosy is the study of the biological background of crude medications. Plant components are chemicals produced by all plants as a result of metabolic activity. A pharmacognostic evaluation is conducted based on the quality and amount of those active components. Botany is a discipline of biology that studies plant life. It is sometimes known as plant science, plant biology, or phytology.

Track 5: Nanotechnology in Pharmacy

Nanotechnology is a branch of science that investigates nano-sized particles. To the pharmaceutical industry, nanotechnology is a dominant combination for producing effective drug formulations and innovative drug delivery systems. Nanomedicines, nanoparticles and their synthesis, targeted drug delivery, pro-drug development, physical pharmacy, bio-pharmaceutics, membrane function and transport, responsive delivery systems, and innovative drug delivery methods are among the topics covered. Medical practitioners, pharmaceutical researchers, laboratory professionals, learners, academicians, and industry participating in medical, pharmaceutical, and clinical investigations are all needed for the pharmaceutical study of nanotechnology.

Track 6: Medicinal & Biological Chemistry

Medicinal Chemistry is a branch of chemical sciences that is particularly related to synthetic organic chemistry and pharmacological studies, as well as various other organic qualities, where they are included with a plan, substance mix, and advancement for a pharmaceutical operators, or bio-dynamic particles, market. Pharmaceutical Chemistry is another name for it. Specifically, regenerative science in its most common work focusing on small natural atoms incorporates natural science and parts of characteristic items, as well as computational science in close collaboration with a group of studies, enzymology, and basic science, all aiming at the discovery and advancement of new remedial specialists. Hydrocarbons, which are an important aspect of pharmaceutical studies, are also dealt with in medicinal chemistry.

Track 7: Pharmacological Studies

Pharmacology is the biological science that studies what medications do and how they affect the human body. It is concerned with drug production and design, drug cellular and molecular mechanisms, cellular communication, drug-drug interactions, drug-food interactions, drug metabolism and catabolism, drug absorption, distribution, and excretion, and drug hazardous consequences. Pharmacological studies are divided into two primary branches: pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics. The first deals with what the medication does to the human body, while the second deals with what the body does to the drug once it has been introduced into the body.

Track 8: Insights of Cancer Pharmacology

Cancer pharmacology is the study of the basic signal transduction mechanisms involved in cell proliferation and apoptosis, the mechanisms of action of anti-neoplastic agents, the design and discovery of new medicines, the basic mechanisms of DNA repair and damage tolerance, and the development of novel gene therapy strategies. Cancer pharmacology research focuses on establishing experimental methods to cancer therapeutic treatment by bridging the domains of molecular carcinogenesis, biochemical pharmacology, radiation biology, and clinical pharmacology.

Track 9: Clinical Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Care

Clinical Pharmacy is a discipline of pharmacy in which a PharmD graduate can provide patient care that improves medication utilisation and improvements in well-being, health, and disease prevention. Clinical pharmacists assist patients in all medical care settings, but clinical pharmacy development began in doctor's offices and clinics. Clinical pharmacists commonly collaborate with doctors and other human services professionals. Clinical pharmacists receive extensive training in biological, pharmacological, socio-behavioral, and clinical sciences. Most clinical pharmacists have a Doctor of Pharmacy degree, and many have completed at least one year of post-graduate training as a general and also a pharma store residency.

Track 10: Pharmaceutical Biotechnology and Microbiology

Pharmaceutical biotechnology is the branch of biotechnology that deals with pharmaceuticals and the application of pharmaceutical principles to drug development. Bio-formulations, such as antibodies, nucleic acid products, and vaccinations, account for the vast bulk of therapeutic pharmaceuticals on the market today. Pharmaceutical Microbiology is the branch of science that combines microbiology and pharmaceutical research to ensure that drug formulations are resistant to microbial and foreign particles.

Track 11: Pharmaceutical Ethics & Regulatory Affairs

Pharmacists are the foundation of the pharmacy's comprehensive medical services group. They contribute to ensuring that prescriptions are used in the safest and most effective manner possible. The collection of ideas that guide fundamental leadership for drug specialists and improve moral trustworthiness varies depending on the country and expert body that establishes the guidelines. Drug Regulatory Affairs, often known as Government Affairs, is a career in regulated endeavours such as pharmaceuticals, medical devices, agrochemicals, vitality, and so on... Regulatory Affairs is also important in the Healthcare industries, including as pharmaceuticals, medical devices, biologics, and practical aliment.

Track 12: Future of Pharmacy & Pharmacists

The pharmacy profession is a significant bridge between its traditional drug-dispensing identity and a pioneering clinical role with health care provider status, with pharmacists serving as the bridges between pharmacy and the public for drug prescribing and dispensing. Pharmacists will be able to perform more therapeutically in the future since they will not only dispense pharmaceuticals but will also deliver patient-centered, tailored pharmaceutical services. Pharmacists will help to reduce health-care costs while also improving patient health and safety through these new community practise agreements.

Track 13: Genetics in Drug Discovery and Development

The genomics revolution, which appears to have infiltrated all biological and biomedical sciences, has produced the most astounding breakthroughs in pharmaceutical sciences. Technological advances in high-throughput DNA sequencing, assessing gene expression for thousands of transcripts, and using RNA constructs to silence specific genes have not only fueled genomic research, but have also contributed to an emerging paradigm shift in pharmacology, drug development, and pharmacotherapeutics. The availability of molecular tools in laboratories has accelerated the transition from medication development based mostly on chemistry to one based on our growing biology understanding of the physiological and molecular effects of substances. With these technologies, it is now possible to examine the nature of drug action, toxicity, and tolerance at the cellular level. Similarly, our understanding of human disease is improving, which will lead to more accurate therapeutic approaches based on more exact disease states.