DEFINING DRUGS: HOW GOVERNMENT BECAME THE ARBITER OF PHARMACEUTICAL FACT By Richard Henry Parrish II 2003 214 Pages Ex library copy Good Condition Selling OBO Please see our store for similar items. We combine shipping. - - - This is what's A.I. has to say about this item. Please take it with a grain of salt : Delve into the complex world of pharmaceutical regulation with "Defining Drugs: How Government Became the Arbiter of Pharmaceutical Fact" by Richard Henry Parrish II. This thought-provoking hardcover textbook explores the historical and sociological aspects of drug policy, offering insightful analysis and a comprehensive look at the forces that shape the pharmaceutical industry today. Spanning 214 pages, the book presents an engaging narrative that is ideal for students and professionals in the fields of sociology and history, as well as those with a general interest in the subject area. With its detailed research and accessible writing style, it stands as a significant contribution to the understanding of drug regulation and its impact on public health.