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Information about much routine clinically oriented pharmacology can be found in specialty textbooks, but Goodman and Gilman's remains a cornerstone of clinical pharmacology whenever a thorough analysis is sought. This CD contains not only the full text but also every chart, table, diagram, and appendix in the printed version. The same CD can be used interchangeably with both IBM PC and Macintosh computers.
The CD has a useful advantage over the book: it includes abstracts covering the seven-year period from 1990 through 1996 from 51 leading clinical and pharmacologic journals cited in the bibliography of the book. This extended data
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