Talk:Ethopharmacology

I propose merging this page to with the Pharmacology#Behavioral Pharmacology section on the grounds that it is:

Too precise
The term has fallen out of widespread use, with the last appearance in a pubmed title occuring in 2000, specigically Gomez and Baros.^[1]
It was never very popular as a term: only 12 articles use in the title (as listed on pubmed)
The broader term "Behavioral Pharmacology" already redirects to that section on the Wikipedia page, even though there is a scientific journal with this title (Behavioural Pharmacology (journal)), helping to define the field.
There is not enough content on this page to warrant a separate entry.

I had thought of a page move to a distinct Behavioral Pharmacology page, but a merge seems sufficient (given that the content is minimal.Klbrain (talk) 14:57, 26 August 2015 (UTC)[reply]

^ Gomez, R; Barros, HM (June 2000). "Ethopharmacology of the antidepressant effect of clonazepam in diabetic rats". Pharmacology, biochemistry, and behavior. 66 (2): 329–35. PMID 10880686.

[1] Gomez, R; Barros, HM (June 2000). "Ethopharmacology of the antidepressant effect of clonazepam in diabetic rats". Pharmacology, biochemistry, and behavior. 66 (2): 329–35. PMID 10880686.

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