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Good LaboratoryPractke Regulations (2nd edn) edited by Sandy Weinberg, Dekker, 1995. $125.@3 (xii + 294 pages) ISBN 0 8247 9377 3
This second edition is fully updated and revised throughout, and forms Vol. 69 of the series Drugs in fhe PfuwmaceuficalS&ces. Thebookpresents topics within the context of a historical perspective of the Fwd and hug Administratton (FDA) end cur rent laboratory automation. The se+ ondeditiondiscussesthePD&Gocd Laboratory Practice (GLP) regulations, examine the FDA’s GLP inspection process, reviews other nations’ GLP principles (including those in Javaan), discusses the implementationbfCLPsinanonGLP analvttcal laboratonr and GLPs in an automated laboratory, and assesses the flexibility and effectiveness of GLl’s in the laboratory environment.
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book consists of 112 chapters, with volume covering the topics of Orientation, Phamweuttcs,PhamweuticalChemistry, Pham~aceutical Testtntq Analysis and Control, and Pharmamdynamks; and Volume II consisting of Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Agents, Industrial Pharmacy, and Pharmacy Practice. This textbook is a reference work for pharmacists and pharmacologists (at an undergraduate level and beyond) both in academia ard industry, clinizians, and healthcare professionals.
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WHOModel Prescribing Information. Drugs Used in ParasiticDiseases (2nd edn) by !he World Henlth Orgnnization, World Health Organization, 1995. $31.50 (146 pa@ lSt3N 92 4 140104 4
This book, now in its second revised edition, provides model presaibing information for some 37 drugs wed for the prevention and treatment ol protoz&l and helmtnthic infections. The section.5 on malaria, hfrtcan try panosomiasts, cestode infections, schistosomiasis, and onchocerciasis have been revised to include new developments in the treatment of thesediseases. Thebook is organized according to diseases, with each disease (orgroupof diseases) being first Remington:The Science and introduced with concise information about ik causes, mode of transmisPracticeof Pharmacy sion, clinical features, and geograph(19thedn) ical prevalence, followed by general advice on prevention and treahnent. editedbyAlfmso R. Gennnro et al., Prescribing information is then provided, this includes uses. dosage Wiley, 1995. and administration, mntraindicaE115:OiJ (xvi + 1934 pages) ISBN 0 912734 05 1 tions and precautions, adverse eff~fe.drueinteractions.and advice on storage. The book is part of a The19theditioneomesout~mefive series of WHO nublicattons that aim n.dhx1.4 authorities. particw years after the earlier edition and, for to lady in developing countrtes, the first time in its llO-year history, Remington: The Science nnd Practice of authoritative and reliable informaPhmmy has altered its format: it tion. The book atso supplies useful information to scientists and healthnow comes in hvo volumes and volcare professionals. tune II is available on CD-ROM. The ”
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Good LaboratoryPractke Regulations (2nd edn) edited by Sandy Weinberg, Dekker, 1995. $125.@3 (xii + 294 pages) ISBN 0 8247 9377 3
This second edition is fully updated and revised throughout, and forms Vol. 69 of the series Drugs in fhe PfuwmaceuficalS&ces. Thebookpresents topics within the context of a historical perspective of the Fwd and hug Administratton (FDA) end cur rent laboratory automation. The se+ ondeditiondiscussesthePD&Gocd Laboratory Practice (GLP) regulations, examine the FDA’s GLP inspection process, reviews other nations’ GLP principles (including those in Javaan), discusses the implementationbfCLPsinanonGLP analvttcal laboratonr and GLPs in an automated laboratory, and assesses the flexibility and effectiveness of GLl’s in the laboratory environment.
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REVIEWS
book consists of 112 chapters, with volume covering the topics of Orientation, Phamweuttcs,PhamweuticalChemistry, Pham~aceutical Testtntq Analysis and Control, and Pharmamdynamks; and Volume II consisting of Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Agents, Industrial Pharmacy, and Pharmacy Practice. This textbook is a reference work for pharmacists and pharmacologists (at an undergraduate level and beyond) both in academia ard industry, clinizians, and healthcare professionals.
I
WHOModel Prescribing Information. Drugs Used in ParasiticDiseases (2nd edn) by !he World Henlth Orgnnization, World Health Organization, 1995. $31.50 (146 pa@ lSt3N 92 4 140104 4
This book, now in its second revised edition, provides model presaibing information for some 37 drugs wed for the prevention and treatment ol protoz&l and helmtnthic infections. The section.5 on malaria, hfrtcan try panosomiasts, cestode infections, schistosomiasis, and onchocerciasis have been revised to include new developments in the treatment of thesediseases. Thebook is organized according to diseases, with each disease (orgroupof diseases) being first Remington:The Science and introduced with concise information about ik causes, mode of transmisPracticeof Pharmacy sion, clinical features, and geograph(19thedn) ical prevalence, followed by general advice on prevention and treahnent. editedbyAlfmso R. Gennnro et al., Prescribing information is then provided, this includes uses. dosage Wiley, 1995. and administration, mntraindicaE115:OiJ (xvi + 1934 pages) ISBN 0 912734 05 1 tions and precautions, adverse eff~fe.drueinteractions.and advice on storage. The book is part of a The19theditioneomesout~mefive series of WHO nublicattons that aim n.dhx1.4 authorities. particw years after the earlier edition and, for to lady in developing countrtes, the first time in its llO-year history, Remington: The Science nnd Practice of authoritative and reliable informaPhmmy has altered its format: it tion. The book atso supplies useful information to scientists and healthnow comes in hvo volumes and volcare professionals. tune II is available on CD-ROM. The ”
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