Drug therapy is a fundamental part of general internal medicine, and is as demanding a process as diagnosis. The four sections of this practical guide cover the principles of clinical pharmacology, including drug development, use, and adverse reactions; the practical management of diseases with drugs; drug prescription; and over 300 commonly used drugs in a separate pharmacopoeia, identifying their generic names, usage, modes of action, properties, and effects.
| Author | D. G. & J. K. Aronson. Grahame-Smith |
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