They can be used interchangeably in most scenarios. Drugs can specifically refer to uncontrolled substances which are illegal, such as heroin, cocaine etc. Medicine cannot be used to refer to those uncontrolled substances.
The Latin word for "drug" (as in "medicine") is medicina.
The likely word is spelled medicine (drug, or the medical field).
Sugar pill, inactive drug/medicine/substance...
Medication implies that it will be used therapeutically. A 'drug' may include MDMA, LSD, or other substances.
The word pharmacology comes from the Greek word pharmakon, which means medicine or drug. The suffix -ology means the study of.
This word is used in medicine books when a drug prescription dose and interval in use.
How much erceflora medicine varies in mercury drug but usually goes, but erceflora is typically P26 per vial in the medicine mercury drug.
medicine that is called " the wonder drug"
It's a drug of its own. Very similar to ectasy but different.
medicine can be translated as any of the following, depending on context:医学 (igaku) medicine, medical science薬 (kusuri) medicine, drug薬剤 (yakuzai) drug, medicine医薬 (iyaku) medicine薬物 (yakubutsu) drugs, medicine薬品 (yakuhin) chemical, medicine医 (i) medicine, doctor, healing, art of healing, cure, medic剤 (zai) medicine, drug, dose医術 (ijutsu) medicine, healing art医科 (ika) medicine, medical department傷薬 (kizu kusuri) salve, ointment, balm, lotion, medicine, unguent
1. Médicament for a drug.2. Médicine for the health care.
I think you have the wrong word here dose means - a quantity of a medicine or drug taken at one time.