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Copayments and the demand for prescription drugs

Domenico Esposito

2006

Drugs in modern society

Carroll, Charles R.

1993

Criteria for Drug use evaluation

Amshp

1992

Generation Rx

Greg Critser

2005

Sunless

Gerard Donovan

2007

Matters of Substance

Griffith Edwards

2005

Free (or almost free) prescription medications

David Johnson

2002

How to develop and implement a national drug policy

World Health Organization (WHO)

2001

The Body Hunters

Sonia Shah

2006

Prescription drug abuse

Rod Colvin

1995

Introduction to applied pharmacoeconomics

F. Randy Vogenberg

2001

Shooting Up

Lukasz Kamienski

2016

Identifying drug therapy inappropriateness

Ilene H. Zuckerman

1997

Drug Utilization Research

Morten Andersen, Marion Bennie, Monique Elseviers et al.

2016

To heal and harm

Jonathan Silcock

2003

Impotent

Matthew Roberson

2009

Drugs and the future

David J. Nutt

2007

Benzodiazepine dependence, toxicity, and abuse : a task force report of the American Psychiatric Association

American Psychiatric Association

1990

Medication

Debby Railton

2007

Addiction

Gene M. Heyman

2009

Saying Yes

Jacob Sullum

2003

Drugs for life

Joseph Dumit

2012

Drugs & civilization

Sally Freeman

1988

Interpretations in therapeutic drug monitoring

William R. Dito, Daniel M. Baer

1981

A bill to implement pharmaceutical marketplace reform, and for other purposes

United States. Congress. Senate

1994

The medicine men

Vernon Coleman

1977

Overtreated

Shannon Brownlee

2007

Drugs in American society

Erich Goode

1972

Pharmacology and the nursing process

Scott Harrington, Julie S. Snyder, Linda Lane Lilley

1999

The real drug abusers

Fred Leavitt

2004

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