Great little book (That has like 1600 pages)
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As a med student..i found that this book covered basically anything i have needed to know in a simple..easy to understand fashion.
Everyone i have spoken to has a copy of this book..and uses it on at least a weekly basis. The book covers material from the very basics to the complex..and managed to acheive this without being patronising or condescending..all in all a great book
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Fantastic
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This was one of my best (and most recommended) must-buy books for any pharmacy/pharmacology student that needs an in-depth knowledge of pharmacology. This is one of the books that got me through my MPharm degree. The concepts are presented with amazing clarity and the pictures in this book say more than a thousand words (yes, they really are that good). A highly recommended book for any student that needs an all-round pharmacology book.
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The main reason I'm a Pharmacist
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An absolute gem of a book. Probably the best value for money from any book i purchased in my MPharm degree. I totaly recommend it for any body who needs an indepth knowledge of pharmacology.
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A wealth of information
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This book contains absolutely everything you will need to know in Pharmacology univeristy course units. The text is very small, so can get a bit boring reading it but, like I say, there's a hell of a lot of stuff crammed in there. Lot of diagrams and text boxes to summarise the heavy stuff. Definitely worth a read.
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Depends on levels of info needed
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I bought this book after reading the reviews on here which appeared to say that was probably the best pharmacology book available. I have found as a med student, there is often not enough information on specific drugs and their actions, and many drugs aren't in the book at all. Myself would recomend Lange instead.
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