pharmacology books

	Smarthinking Online Tutoring Service for Pharmacology for Health Professionals
	By: Sally S Roach ISBN: 0781793181 Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Release Date: 01 June, 2005 Bioscience book rank:
	Clinics in Sports Medicine: Pharmacology
	By: MD, Guest Editor James B. Robinson ISBN: B000QO306G Publisher: W. B. Saunders Release Date: 1998 Bioscience book rank:
	Abuse liability, behavioral pharmacology, and physical-dependence potential of opioids in humans and laboratory animals: Lessons from tramadol [An article from: Biological Psychology]
	By: D.H. Epstein, K.L. Preston, D.R. Jasinski ISBN: Publisher: Elsevier Release Date: Bioscience book rank:
	Molecular Imaging II (Handbook of Experimental Pharmacology)
	By: Wolfhard Semmler, Markus Schwaiger ISBN: 3540774491 Publisher: Springer Release Date: June, 2008 Bioscience book rank:
	USMLE Road Map Pharmacology & Case Files Pharmacology Pkg
	By: Bertram G. Katzung ISBN: 0071496505 Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Release Date: 2007 Bioscience book rank: 4395747
	Pharmacology for Nurses, and Allied Professions
	By: K.D. Chaudhury ISBN: 8171794386 Publisher: Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers (P) Ltd. Release Date: 2003 Bioscience book rank:
	Essentials of Pharmacology
	By: Surender Singh ISBN: 8188511137 Publisher: Academa Publishers Release Date: 2004 Bioscience book rank:
	Drugs and Pharmacology for Nurses
	By: S. J. Hopkins ISBN: 0443060088 Publisher: Churchill Livingstone Release Date: 31 December, 1999 Bioscience book rank: 3306990
	Pharmacology in Respiratory Care
	By: Levine ISBN: B000OFNLUC Publisher: Appleton & Lange Release Date: 2001 Bioscience book rank:
	Pills That Work, Pills That Don't: A Family Guide to Personal Pharmacology
	By: Gideon Bosker ISBN: 0449912736 Publisher: Ballantine Books Release Date: 13 October, 1998 Bioscience book rank: 2174298	The PDR tells you all the problems with side effects with drugs--I use it all the time to look up drugs as a medical secretary. However, this book is a lot easier to read for a layperson. The warning, "Consumer beware!" is crucial in the matter of prescription drugs, and Dr. Bosker's book can greatly assist you in educating yourself about them. He states which medications work, which ones don't, which are unacceptably unsafe, and which ones are dangerous in combination with each other in these areas: childhood disease, heart disease, high blood pressure, psychiatric problems, asthma, allergies, skin conditions, stroke, headaches, gastrointestinal problems, infections, cancer, HIV, osteoporosis, arthritis, pain relief, prostate problems, menopause, contraception, and life extension. <p>Though Dr. Bosker's book covers an intimidating subject in a very comprehensive way, fortunately, his writing is clear and straightforward and the book is well laid out, so it is easy to use. An index and table of contents allow you to look up the specific medications you're interested in and zip to the section that covers them. There is also a bibliography of references, if you want to do further reading, and a list of organizations which can give you more information about prescription drugs.<p>I believe this important reference book should be in every American home, particularly those with children on medications or with elderly people who have multiple prescriptions. The copy I have read was published in 1997 by Harmony books and probably pretty much similar to this 1998 edition. Dr. Bosker displays a great courage in exposing some of the money savings the managed care organizations. Dr. Bosker explains that generics are possibly not as effective as originals but they are pushed anyway to save money. How many of us were repeatedly assured that they use same chemicals and they are same. You will love MedRANK Life checklists and find out if your medications are the optimal ones subscribed for the ailment. I enjoyed the book and consider it a gift of service to all of us by Dr. Gideon Bosker.