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	~~'''~~Emil Starkenstein''' (1884-1942) was a prominent [[pharmacologist]] and [[physiologist]] who made significant contributions to the field of [[pharmacology]]. He is best known for his work on the [[pharmacodynamics]] of [[drugs]] and the development of the discipline of [[clinical pharmacology]].		== Emil Starkenstein ==

	~~== Early Life and Education ==~~		[[File:Emil_Starkenstein_bookplate.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Bookplate of Emil Starkenstein]]
	~~Emil Starkenstein was born on 12th December 1884 in [[Prague]],~~ [[~~Czech Republic]]~~. ~~He completed his early education in Prague and later pursued his medical studies at the [[Charles University in Prague~~\|~~Charles University~~]]~~, where he developed a keen interest in pharmacology.~~

	~~== Career ==~~		'''Emil Starkenstein''' (1884–1942) was a prominent Czech pharmacologist and a pioneer in the field of [[clinical pharmacology]]. His work significantly contributed to the understanding of drug effects and the development of pharmacological treatments.
	~~After completing his medical studies,~~ Starkenstein ~~joined the Charles University as~~ a ~~faculty member~~ in the ~~Department~~ of ~~Pharmacology~~. ~~He dedicated his career~~ to the ~~study~~ of ~~drugs~~ and ~~their effects on the human body. His research focused on the pharmacodynamics of drugs, which involves the study of~~ the ~~biochemical and physiological effects~~ of ~~drugs on the body~~.

	Starkenstein ~~is credited with the development of the discipline of clinical pharmacology~~, which ~~involves~~ the ~~study of drugs in humans~~. He ~~was one of~~ the ~~first scientists to advocate for the use of controlled clinical trials~~ in the ~~study~~ of drugs~~. His work laid the foundation for~~ the ~~modern practice of evidence-based medicine~~.		=== Early Life and Education ===
			Emil Starkenstein was born in 1884 in [[Prague]], which was then part of the [[Austro-Hungarian Empire]]. He pursued his medical studies at the [[Charles University]] in Prague, where he developed a keen interest in pharmacology and the effects of drugs on the human body.

	== ~~Contributions to Pharmacology~~ ==		=== Career ===
	Starkenstein ~~made several significant contributions to the field of~~ pharmacology. He ~~conducted extensive research on~~ the ~~pharmacodynamics~~ of drugs, and ~~his~~ work ~~helped to improve our~~ understanding ~~of how drugs interact with the body~~.		Starkenstein's career was marked by his innovative research in pharmacology. He was particularly interested in the therapeutic effects of drugs and their mechanisms of action. His work laid the foundation for modern clinical pharmacology, emphasizing the importance of understanding drug interactions and side effects.

	~~One of his most notable contributions was~~ the ~~development of the discipline of clinical pharmacology. Starkenstein recognized the importance of studying drugs in humans~~, and ~~he advocated for the use of controlled clinical trials~~ in the ~~study of drugs. This approach has since become a cornerstone~~ of ~~modern~~ medicine.		He held several academic positions, including a professorship at the Charles University, where he taught and mentored many students who would go on to become influential figures in the field of medicine.

	== ~~Death and Legacy~~ ==		=== Contributions to Pharmacology ===
	~~Emil~~ Starkenstein ~~died~~ on ~~22nd March 1942~~. ~~His contributions~~ to the ~~field~~ of ~~pharmacology continue to be recognized and his work has had a lasting impact on~~ the ~~discipline. Today~~, ~~Starkenstein is remembered as one of~~ the ~~pioneers~~ of ~~clinical pharmacology~~.		Starkenstein's research focused on the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of various drugs. He was one of the first to systematically study the metabolism of drugs in the human body, providing insights that were crucial for the development of safer and more effective medications.

	== ~~See Also~~ ==		His work also included studies on the effects of [[barbiturates]] and other sedatives, which were widely used during his time. Starkenstein's findings helped to improve the safety profiles of these drugs and informed clinical practices.

			=== Legacy ===
			Emil Starkenstein's contributions to pharmacology have had a lasting impact on the field. His pioneering work in clinical pharmacology paved the way for future research and advancements in drug therapy. Despite the challenges he faced during his lifetime, including the political turmoil in Europe, his scientific achievements remain highly regarded.

			Starkenstein's legacy is also preserved through his publications and the students he inspired, many of whom continued to advance the field of pharmacology.

			=== Death ===
			Tragically, Emil Starkenstein's life was cut short during the [[Holocaust]]. He was deported to the [[Theresienstadt Ghetto]] and later perished in the [[Mauthausen concentration camp]] in 1942.

			== Related Pages ==
	* [[Pharmacology]]		* [[Pharmacology]]
	* [[Clinical pharmacology]]		* [[Clinical pharmacology]]
	* [[Pharmacodynamics]]		* [[Charles University]]
	* [[Charles University ~~in Prague]]~~		* [[Holocaust]]

	~~== References ==~~
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	~~[[Category:Pharmacologists]]~~
	~~[[Category:Physiologists]]~~
	~~[[Category:Czech scientists]]~~
	~~[[Category:Charles University alumni~~]]
	[[~~Category:People from Prague~~]]

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'''Emil Starkenstein''' (1884-1942) was a prominent [[pharmacologist]] and [[physiologist]] who made significant contributions to the field of [[pharmacology]]. He is best known for his work on the [[pharmacodynamics]] of [[drugs]] and the development of the discipline of [[clinical pharmacology]].

== Early Life and Education ==
Emil Starkenstein was born on 12th December 1884 in [[Prague]], [[Czech Republic]]. He completed his early education in Prague and later pursued his medical studies at the [[Charles University in Prague|Charles University]], where he developed a keen interest in pharmacology.

== Career ==
After completing his medical studies, Starkenstein joined the Charles University as a faculty member in the Department of Pharmacology. He dedicated his career to the study of drugs and their effects on the human body. His research focused on the pharmacodynamics of drugs, which involves the study of the biochemical and physiological effects of drugs on the body.

Starkenstein is credited with the development of the discipline of clinical pharmacology, which involves the study of drugs in humans. He was one of the first scientists to advocate for the use of controlled clinical trials in the study of drugs. His work laid the foundation for the modern practice of evidence-based medicine.

== Contributions to Pharmacology ==
Starkenstein made several significant contributions to the field of pharmacology. He conducted extensive research on the pharmacodynamics of drugs, and his work helped to improve our understanding of how drugs interact with the body.

One of his most notable contributions was the development of the discipline of clinical pharmacology. Starkenstein recognized the importance of studying drugs in humans, and he advocated for the use of controlled clinical trials in the study of drugs. This approach has since become a cornerstone of modern medicine.

== Death and Legacy ==
Emil Starkenstein died on 22nd March 1942. His contributions to the field of pharmacology continue to be recognized and his work has had a lasting impact on the discipline. Today, Starkenstein is remembered as one of the pioneers of clinical pharmacology.

== See Also ==
* [[Pharmacology]]
* [[Clinical pharmacology]]
* [[Pharmacodynamics]]
* [[Charles University in Prague]]

== References ==
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[[Category:Pharmacologists]]
[[Category:Physiologists]]
[[Category:Czech scientists]]
[[Category:Charles University alumni]]
[[Category:People from Prague]]

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