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by Arthur Dermont Bush (Author)
"Laboratory Manual of Pharmacology" by Arthur Dermont Bush is a comprehensive guide intended for students and practitioners in the fields of pharmacology and pharmacy. This manual, encompassing materia medica, pharmacopÅ"dics, and pharmacodynamics, provides a detailed exploration of drug actions and preparations.
Originally published in 1919, this text offers a valuable insight into the practices and methodologies of early 20th-century pharmacology. The manual includes experiments and practical exercises designed to enhance the reader's understanding of pharmacological principles. It serves as both a historical record and a practical resource for those interested in the evolution of pharmaceutical science.
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