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Drug classification is a book category focused on organizing and explaining medicines according to their shared characteristics—such as mechanism of action, therapeutic use, chemical structure, and regulatory status. Titles in this category include pharmacology textbooks, clinical handbooks, formularies, and reference guides that group drugs into systems like therapeutic classes, the ATC classification, and schedules of controlled substances, while outlining class-wide indications, dosing principles, contraindications, adverse effects, and interactions. Many works compare agents within the same class to support evidence-based prescribing and guideline adherence across specialties (e.g., cardiology, infectious disease, psychiatry, oncology), and may also address biologics, biosimilars, and emerging drug classes. Aimed at students, pharmacists, clinicians, and researchers, this category provides a structured framework for understanding how medicines are grouped, evaluated, and applied in practice and policy.

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