What are some books about drugs?
What are some books about drugs?
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- Requiem for a Dream. By Hubert Selby Jr.
- The Man With the Golden Arm. By Nelson Algren.
- The Story of Junk. By Linda Yablonsky.
- Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. By Hunter S.
- Crank. By Ellen Hopkins.
- Junky.
- The Lotus Crew.
- Trainspotting.
What is the best drug guide app?
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- Epocrates.
- Pocket Pharmacist.
- CDC Vaccine Schedules.
- Drugs.com Medication Guide.
- Merck Manual Professional.
- Lexicomp.
- Drugs@FDA Express.
What do you call a book on drugs?
Synonyms, crossword answers and other related words for DRUGS BOOK [pharmacopoeia]
What is the best book for referencing drug price information?
The Orange Book is an important publication published by the FDA that serves as the gold standard reference for generic drug substitution.
Is there a free drug guide app?
Free 30-Day Trial: Unbound Medicine’s complete Davis’s Drug Guide App free for 30 days. Integrated calculators, audio pronunciations, note-taking, and more. Regular drug updates delivered to your smartphone and tablet.
What is the drug App?
Drug Reference Apps
- Dynamed Mobile.
- LexiComp Mobile. Use LexiComp to access clinical drug information.
- Medscape. FREE (iOS, Android).
- Micromedex Mobile. FREE (iOS, Android) via Research Medical Library subscription.
- Mobile PDR. FREE (iOS, Android).
- Natural Medicines Database.
- UpToDate Anywhere.
What is Redbook AWP?
RED BOOK is the oldest source of drug pricing information in the U.S. In addition to AWP, it contains Wholesale Acquisition Cost (WAC), Direct Price (DP), Suggested Retail Price (SRP), and Federal Upper Limit (FUL).
What is the purple book in pharmacy?
The FDA’s Purple Book The Purple Book is a compendium of FDA-approved biological products and their biosimilar and interchangeable products. It is similar to the Orange Book, which is a listing of approved generic drugs with therapeutic equivalency to brand products.