Pharmaceutical Substances: Syntheses, Patents, ApplicationsReference containing a collection of 2267 active pharmaceutical ingredients, including those launched recently. Listed alphabetically according to their INNs and established a link between INNs, structure, synthesis and production processes, patent and literature situation, medical use, and trade names. For pharmacists and researchers.
Chamomile: Industrial Profiles (Medicinal and Aromatic Plants - Industrial Profiles)
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Chamomile: Industrial Profiles (Medicinal and Aromatic Plants - Industrial Profiles)
For over 2000 years, preparations of chamomile flowers have counted among the medicinal treasures of many cultural groups. This book provides an interdisciplinary inventory of the scientific level of knowledge about German chamomile as well as Roman chamomile, the two types of chamomile most produced. It includes information for pharmacists and the pharmaceutical industry about chamomile preparations and essential chamomile oil. Physicians and toxicologists will find detailed descriptions of the latest experimental studies and the use of chamomile preparations in traditional and therapeutic uses. It also includes the latest information of use to growers and pharmaceutical entrepreneurs.
English for the Pharmaceutical Industry is an ideal short course aimed at those working in research and development, production, and quality control in the pharmaceutical industry.
This short, intensive courses can be completed in 25-30 hours, so students make progress quickly. ‘Industries’ titles can be used in a variety of ways: as stand-alone courses, for self-study using the interactive MultiROM, or alongside a coursebook such as International Express.
Australian Pharmaceutical Formulary and Handbook 21st Ed.
It is with great pleasure that I bring you the 21st edition of the Australian Pharmaceutical Formulary and Handbook (APF). First published in 1902, the APF is now in its 107th year. During this time, its purpose and intent have changed considerably. Originally a small formulary, it has evolved into a substantial clinical handbook valuable in many aspects of pharmacy practice and academia, both in Australia and overseas. This evolution has occurred primarily to meet the growing needs of pharmacists as a result of changing practice and practice environment and increasing consumer education.
English for the Pharmaceutical Industry is an ideal short course aimed at those working in research and development, production, and quality control in the pharmaceutical industry.
