Too many drugs?

By:

Halberstam, Michael J

Contributor(s):

American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Washington DC : The American College of Physicians, 1979.Description: 23pDDC classification:

615.1 HAL

Summary: This paper will attempt to deal with the entire issue of 'too many drugs' as factually as possible. An attempt will be made to categorize the three major kinds of 'surplus' medications, to compare the number of prescription items now available in the united States to the situation in other nations, and then to see it the 'too' in 'too many drugs' is accurate

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This paper will attempt to deal with the entire issue of 'too many drugs' as factually as possible. An attempt will be made to categorize the three major kinds of 'surplus' medications, to compare the number of prescription items now available in the united States to the situation in other nations, and then to see it the 'too' in 'too many drugs' is accurate

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