Pharmacoepidemiology, at the crossroads of pharmaceutical science and public health, has emerged today as one of the most critical fields for understanding the safety, effectiveness, and rational use of medications at the population level.

This "Pharmacoepidemiology Guide," the first of its kind in the Greek language, is aimed at students, researchers, and professionals who wish to be introduced methodically and clearly to the theoretical and methodological foundations of this scientific field.

It includes the basic principles of pharmacoepidemiological thinking, application examples, as well as guidelines for the design and evaluation of relevant studies.

The book is the result of the scientific and teaching experience of the Laboratory of Hygiene and Environmental Protection of the Department of Medicine of D.P.Th., which pioneered the introduction of pharmacoepidemiology into Greek academic education.

An essential manual for those who want to understand the language of pharmacoepidemiology.