The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics

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>I believe it's called _The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics_. - Hud

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Goodman and Gilman's Cd-Rom :

Goodman & Gilman's The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics

by Griffith Hardman, Alfred G. Gilman, Lee Limbird, theod Rall

Price: $99.00

CD-ROM 9th Cd-rom edition (October 1996) McGraw Hill Text;

ISBN: 007864186

[NOTE: this CD-ROM has been updated as of April of 2000,

at this time it is a special order item, and for some reason amazon.com

only listed a 5 user price.]

Editorial Reviews

Book Description CD-ROM version of the ninth edition of a /Hill

Medical List minimal-core selection, a classic drug reference for students

and practitioners. 89 contributors, 88 U.S. DNLM: Pharmacology.

PC: 8MB RAM, Windows 3.1.

Mac: 68020 cpu, 8MB RAM, System 7.0.

Customer Review:

May 11, 2000 Reviewer: karen from Bogotá, Colombia this book is the best

ever written about pharmacology in whole history of the world (that's what

doctors say)

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BOOK:

Essentials of Goodman and Gilman : The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics

by T. W. Rall

Price: $33.60

Paperback (April 2000)

McGraw-Hill Book Co; ISBN: 0071127984

[NOTE: These reviews are from the 1992 edition of this book]

When comes a new edition? June 13, 2000

Reviewer: Dr. Meis

The book is truly outstanding, but considering the pace of medicine

and pharmacology moves on we need a new edition.

A must for pharmaceuticals industry marketing October 21, 1999

Reviewer: dhananjai (dhananjaibgumaste_05@...)

from hyderabad(ap),india pharmaceuticals marketing and training refers

to book as if it is a holy and essential like geeta bible or quaran etc.without

this pharma marketing is incomplete.

INDISPENSIBLE pharmacological/physiological reference July 10, 1999

Reviewer: A reader from Las Cruces, New Mexico

As a PhD student in physiology, I would rate this as one of the most

indispensable

books in my library. It is very detailed and very thorough, and is,

in my opinion,

an essential addition to any physiologist's library.

Well edited book August 12, 1998

Reviewer: kabi@... from Israel

It has a huge mistake on muscarine receptors. M3 receptor works like M1

and not as written like M2.

A Change in the " Bible " of pharmacology July 31, 1998

Reviewer: dburnette@... from Mountain View, Arkansas

I am a country family practice physician and a UAMS clinical teacher.

G & G has been

THE basic pharmacology textbook since world war II. The ninth edition

is the first

that is not directly edited by the family team of Drs. Goodman,

Gilman and Goodman

Gilman. It is slightly different from previous editions and contains

more illustrations

with tables. Due to the constant changes in medicine, the new edition

is a must!

Keep your earlier edition and you will have the best of the old world

of medicine

and the new. Even after 15 years of practice, there is much to learn

in this classic

text. We will miss the Goodman-Gilman family but their tradition for excellence

carries on.

Excellent information source, a bit tough reading at times April 22, 1998

Reviewer: A reader from U.S.A. Goodman & Gilman remains THE pharmacology

textbook The introduction to each section gives a welcome overview of, and

feel for what is important. Detailed reading is necessary for the serious

student - missing a single line can give a false impression of the

intended meaning.

Thorough explanations with detailed graphics provide deep understanding where

the reader desires. Difficult at times but worth the effort.

The " BIBLE " of pharmacology still the best. March 4, 1998

Reviewer: vburner@...(Victor J. Burner, M.D.) from Pasadena, California

Despite the fact that some of the wonderful, pithy, humanistic comments are

missing that were in the first few editions, the new G & G is still the best!

It warrants being on everyone's must- buy list.