Pharmacist Park Jeong-wan's 'Medicine Story' has returned as a new publication after a long time.


This is the fifth book in the 'Stories of Medicine I Tried at the Pharmacy' series, which has been consistently loved since the first book, 'Medicine Stories', was published in 2007, and has been well-received by many readers through word of mouth.

In this installment, "The Fifth Story of Drugs I Tried at the Pharmacy," the author unpacks a wealth of stories he has compiled, covering a variety of topics, including drugs related to nervous tissue and immunity, and anticancer drugs.
The decades of experience of pharmacist Park Jeong-wan, who runs a pharmacy and writes in his spare time even though he is over 70, are fully reflected in this book.

As the author says, pharmacists must become knowledge retailers because there are countless questions and answers in pharmacies, and the 'Medicine Story' series covers a wide range of medicines.
It covers a wide range of topics, including herbal medicine, medicine, and immunology.


In addition, it can stimulate interest and help you remember and utilize the drug by providing not only specialized information such as drug efficacy, side effects, and absorption/metabolism process, but also interesting background stories related to the drug, such as its origin, history, etc.

Another unique strength of the Yak Il-yah series is that it uses a writing style that is easy to read and understand while still covering a wide range of topics.
Readers say that although it covers specialized topics, unlike other specialized books, the writing is not stiff, and that it is easy and fun to read like a story told by a grandfather, just like a novel.

The Korean Pharmacists Association, which published this book, introduced it as “a book that can be recommended to everyone, from new pharmacists who have just started handling medicine to pharmacists who have studied medicine for a long time, as it shows an example of the perspective and attitude toward ‘medicine’ of a true pharmacist who works in the field and steadily pursues knowledge.”