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A DICTIONARY OF PHARMACOLOGY AND ALLIED TOPICS
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Second Edition
Edited By
D.R. Laurence, London, UK
J.R. Carpenter, Derbyshire via Stockport, UK
Reviews
The International Journal of Risk and Safety, Prof. Graham Dukes
A dictionary like this was long needed, particularly because the meaning of most terms used in pharmacology (and a lot of other areas
of medicine) has evolved and experienced sufficient mutation to cause misunderstanding.
...This is a magnificent book. Let us not say
that it should be on every bookshelf; it should be so intensively used by every scientist and writer in this field that it never has
time to on the bookshelf at all.
Trends in Pharmacological Sciences, Dr. Jeffrey K. Aronson
The book has a wide scope, encompassing terms in basic pharmacology and toxicology, various aspects of clinical pharmacology and drug
use, some statistics and law, and a few other words thrown in for good measure (chaos, euphemism, and jargon, to pick a few at anything
but random). Dip into it stochastically (q.v.) just before a tutorial and you will find some topic or other to stimulate discussion.
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