A Manual Of Pharmacodynamics (1868)

Focusing on the principles of pharmacodynamics, this comprehensive guide delves into the effects of drugs on the human body, including their therapeutic uses and interactions. It encompasses a broad range of topics, such as the history of drug therapy and mechanisms of drug action, presented in a clear style with helpful illustrations. Aimed at healthcare professionals, this essential reference serves those interested in the science of drug therapy, while the facsimile reprint preserves its cultural significance despite potential imperfections.