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| Goodman & Gilman's The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics (Hardcover)
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Edition: 10
Author: Joel Griffith Hardman, Lee E. Limbird, Alfred G. Gilman
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional
Release Date: 2001-08-13
ISBN-10: 0071354697
ISBN-13: 9780071354691
List Price: $139.00
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Very complete
| Customer Rating: | | I am an ER PA and very rarely open this book. However, if I do need to look up a drug I know I have all the info I could ever want in this text. Most other text on drugs either to not cover subjects completely or omit some drugs all togather. |
Just a good book..
| Customer Rating:  | This book is a good one, but has one little problem, the book doesn't have much coherence because there are too many people writting the book. You can note the difference of redaction between the chapters because were written for different person and that's what make the book very difficult to read, because one chapters are good, but others are very bad.
I prefer a book written by a few person because are much clear. |
Clarification about the edition
| Customer Rating: | | This is the 10th edition, published in 2001. Not quite as 'out-of-date' as suggested by the previous reviewer. It is, however, dificult to keep these texts current. |
Good....but out of date!
| Customer Rating: | | "Goodman & Gilman" has been the staple of pharmacology for many years, and with good reason. While I agree with the other reviewers that it is the gold standard, in the "old days" the book was updated about every 5 years, and this one came out in 1996. Given that the book probably took a couple of years to revise, the information is close to 10 years out of date! As is stated in the Notice on p. xviii, "Medicine is an ever-changing science." I have been waiting for the 10th Edition for some time now...! |
VERY CLOSE TO BEING PERFECT
| Customer Rating: | "Goldman & Gilman's The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics" is one brain toasting book. It reminds me of the "Principles of Pharmacology: Basic Concepts & Clinical Applications" (edited by Paul Munson). Of course, either of these two books can serve as a reference tool; and although the latter maintains a price advantage, 'Goldman & Gilman's' is more ubiquitous.
It is rich, versatile, and presents well laid-out voluminous chapters. Anyone who reads this book will appreciate how it tackled General Therapeutics, Biochemistry, and Molecular Biology. |
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