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