Modern advancements in pharmacological research bring undeniable benefits to medicine, extending life expectancy, improving quality of life, and enabling revolutionary solutions for diseases once considered incurable.
However, alongside this progress come significant challenges to international security, including the potential misuse of pharmaceutical innovations, the development of biological weapons, ethical dilemmas in research, pharmacological imperialism, corporate power issues, regulation of new substances, and threats to the global healthcare system. Modern pharmacology has become a crucial factor in international relations, where dominance in bioengineering and the pharmaceutical industry can significantly shape geopolitical currents, while powerful corporations and states use pharmacological innovations as tools for achieving hegemony and controlling populations.
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