The strongs concordance of the word pharmacy is from koine Greek word for sorcery.
5331 pharmakeía (from pharmakeuō, "administer drugs") – properly, drug-related sorcery, like the practice of magical-arts, etc.
On the term pharmakeia--an abstract noun meaning sorcery, magic, the practice of magic arts.
The concrete noun is pharmakon whose primary meaning is poison; its secondary meaning is magic potion or charm to achieve a desirable objective; and its tertiary meaning is medicine, remedy, or drug for healing.
Obviously most medicine is for good causes but the link to magical arts as well is a bit of a harbinger warning of the similarities occultists love, a lot like the death vaccine they're pushing on us, drugging up children, putting flouride in drinking water, LSD testing in the 60's, illicits drugs they push, alcohol(spirits) etc
Sorcery and medicine have been intertwined through most of human history until science.
Even with science some of the mentality has hung over. The average person getting vaccinated in the past few decades thinks of it as a marvel of the modern world, but at the same time very naively as though it was some magic potion to wardn off disease with no side effects. I have been making the comparison of sorcery and vaccines for years.
Also psychiatry is very much like modern day sorcery; changing the structure of mind, personality and personhood with potions.