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Pharmaceutical policy

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The Food and Drug Administration

William Patrick

1988

Find it, file it, flog it

Hedley G. Rees

2015

Acceptable risks

Jonathan Kwitny

1992

Seniors' access to affordable prescription drugs: Models for reform

United States

2000

Pharmaceutical price regulation

Patricia Munch Danzon

1998

Inside the FDA

Fran Hawthorne

2005

Guidelines for developing national drug policies

World Health Organization (WHO)

1988

Medical science and medical industry

Jonathan Liebenau

1987

The real drug abusers

Fred Leavitt

2004

A world without cancer

Margaret I. Cuomo

2012

How to buy almost any drug legally without a prescription

Johnson, James H.

1990

Hep-cats, narcs, and pipe dreams

Jill Jonnes

1996

To America's Health

Henry I. Miller M.D.

2000

The Indian pharmaceutical sector

Gnanaraj Chellaraj, Ramesh Govindaraj

2002

Medicines, medical care, and drug policy

Mira Shiva

2000

Cannabis Britannica

James H. Mills

2003

Bad medicine

Milton Silverman

1992

New drug development

Mark P. Mathieu

1997

Dangerous doses

Katherine Eban

2005

Prescription drugs

Sylvia Engdahl

2008

Pharmaceutical Public Policy

Albert I. Wertheimer, Alan Lyles, Thomas R. Fulda

2016

Deadly medicine

Thomas J. Moore

1995

Our right to drugs

Thomas Stephen Szasz

1992

Pharmaceutical economics and policy

Stuart O Schweitzer

2007

Pharmacy on a Bicycle

Eric G. Bing, Marc J. Epstein

2018

Pharmaceutical economics and policy

Stuart O. Schweitzer

1997

Losing ground

Edward Shorter

2008

The antidote

Barry Werth

2014

Drug wars

Robin Feldman

2017

Drugs of natural origin

Anthony Artuso

1997

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