Zyryanov, Sergey K. - MD, professor, Head of Department of General and Clinical Pharmacology, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia (ORCID, ResearcherID, Scopus Author ID, eLIBRARY SPIN) email: sergey.k.zyryanov@gmail.com

1990-1996 - Graduated from the Bashkir State Medical University (BSMU), Faculty of Pediatrics, specialty “Pediatrics”.

1999 - He defended his PhD thesis on the topic “Specific activity and pharmacokinetics of new dosage forms of ionol.”

1999-2002 - Assistant at the Department of Pharmacology No. 2 of BSMU.

2000-2002 - Chief specialist of the department of organization of pharmaceutical activities and clinical pharmacology of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Bashkortostan.

2002-2005 - Full-time doctoral studies at the Department of Clinical Pharmacology of the Russian State Medical University (RSMU).

2005 - He defended his doctoral dissertation on the topic “Optimization of drug treatment of respiratory diseases in adults and children (pharmacoepidemiological and clinical-economic research).”

2005-2015 - Associate Professor, since 2007 – Professor of the Department of Clinical Pharmacology of the Russian State Medical University.

2014 – present - Member of the Expert Council for Therapeutic Sciences of the Higher Attestation Commission.

2015 – present - Head of the Department of General and Clinical Pharmacology, RUDN Medical Institute.

2015 – present - Deputy Chief Physician for Therapy at City Clinical Hospital No. 24 of Moscow (GBOU City Clinical Hospital No. 24 DZ).

2016 – present - Editor-in-chief of the journal “Good Clinical Practice”.

• Member of the International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research, European Respiratory Society, Russian Society of Clinical Researchers, Russian Interregional Society of Pharmacoeconomic Research, Interregional Association of Clinical Microbiologists and Antimicrobial Chemotherapists, Russian Scientific Medical Society of Therapists.
• Member of the Interregional public organization "Association of Clinical Pharmacologists", member of the working group of experts on pharmacoeconomics, member of the presidium of specialized councils on pulmonology and rheumatology.

Teaching
Gives lectures and conducts practical classes with students, residents and graduate students in pharmacology and clinical pharmacology: “Pharmacoeconomics”, “Pharmacovigilance”, “GCP Rules”, “Modern issues of antibacterial therapy”.

The science

1. Author of scientific directions in the field of fundamental research of age-associated changes in pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics:

• pharmacoepidemiological assessment of the characteristics of prescribing medications to premature newborns with very low and extremely low body weight, elderly and senile patients;
• population-based risk assessment of drug use in different age groups;
• assessment of individual pharmacokinetic characteristics and development of population pharmacokinetic models in premature newborns and patients of older age groups;
• development of methodological foundations for the pharmacovigilance system;
• assessment of the clinical and economic consequences of the use of new drugs in real clinical practice.

2. He created a scientific school of specialists involved in studying the problems of the effectiveness and safety of the use of medicines in various age groups, assessing the clinical and economic consequences of their use.

3. The results of scientific research have been introduced into the practical activities of medical institutions and published in more than 10 practical guides for doctors.
4. Edited by S.K. Zyryanov prepared the first Formulary of Medicines in Palliative Medicine in the Russian Federation.
5. S.K. Zyryanov is one of the authors of the annually published Federal Guide to the Use of Medicines.

Scientific interests

• Clinical efficacy and safety of new drugs.
• Age-associated changes in pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics.
• Pharmacoepidemiology.
• Pharmacoeconomics.
• Methodological foundations of the pharmacovigilance system.
• Metabolomics.
• Personalized medicine.