KSICSubclass
KSIC 70113—Research and experimental development on medical sciences and pharmacy
Subclass · Korean Standard Industrial Classification (Rev. 11 (2024))
Where 70113 sits
- M Professional, scientific and technical activities
- 70 Research and development
- 701 Research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering
- 7011 Research and experimental development on natural sciences
- 70113 Research and experimental development on medical sciences and pharmacy
Description
It refers to industrial activities that conduct research and development in the fields of human medicine, pharmacy, and public health.
What 70113 includes
- Basic medical research (anatomy, physiology, cytology, genetics, pharmacy, pharmacology, toxicology, immunology, immunohematology, clinical chemistry, clinical microbiology, pathology, etc.)
- Clinical medical research (anesthesia, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, internal medicine, surgery, dentistry, neurology, radiology, therapeutics, otolaryngology, ophthalmology, etc.)
Example activities
- psychiatric research
- public health research
- physical therapy research
- research on cancer and other diseases
- new drug development research
- public health (hygiene, nursing, infectious diseases, etc.)
70113 in other systems
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Index entries for 70113
26 entries from the official KSIC alphabetic index that classify under this code.
- Hygiene research
- Public health research
- Public hygiene research
- Oriental medicine research
- Immunology research
- Physical therapy research
- Vaccine research (medicine)
- Pathology research
- Human physiology research
- Pharmacognosy research
- Food hygiene research
- New drug research
- Pharmacology research
- Pharmaceutical chemistry research
- Pharmaceutical research
- Medical research
- Human ecology research
- Human genetics research
- Infectious disease research
- Psychiatry research
- Formulation research
- Disease research
- Korean medicine research
- Anatomy research
- Serology research
- Environmental hygiene research