Thursday, December 31, 2009

BESTSELLER TITLES







Study Guide to Accompany Fundamentals of Nursing By Taylor, Carol ; Lillis, Carol ;LeMone, Priscilla
Laboratory and Diagnostic Tests with Nursing Implications By Kee, Joyce LeFever.

Control of Communicable Diseases Manual By Heymann, David L
Drug Information Handbook, 2009-2010 By Lacy, Charles F. ; Armstrong, Lora L. ; Goldman, Morton P.

Introduction to Health Care By Mitchell, Joyce ; Haroun, Lee







Physiology (Book with Online Access Code) By Costanzo, Linda S.
Lippincott's Illustrated Reviews: Biochemistry (Book with Access Code) By Champe, Pamela C. ; Harvey, Richard A. ; Ferrier, Denise R.

Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association By American Psychological Association


Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary (Indexed with DVD) By Venes, Donald ; Biderman, Arthur ; Fenton, Brigitte G.

Davis's Drug Guide for Nurses (Book with CD-ROM) By Deglin, Judith Hopfer ; Vallerand, April Hazard

Medical Publications of America







Dental Office Administration (Book with CD-ROM and Access Code) By Irlbacher-Girtel,Geraldine ; Girtel, Guy S.
Stedman's CPT Dictionary By American Medical Association
Workbook for Mastering Medical Coding By Diamond, Marsha
Hypertension Essentials 2010 By Kaplan, Norman M., M.D. ; Weber, Michael A., M.D.
Netter's Gastroenterology By Floch, Martin H., M.D. ; Floch, Neil R., M.D. ; Kowdley, Kris V., M.D.







Handbook of Women's Health By Rosenfeld, Jo Ann, M.D.
The Cognitive Neurosciences By Gazzaniga, Michael S.
Kaplan CCRN 2010: Certification for Adult Critical Care Nurses By Kaplan

Medical-Surgical Nursing: Patient-Centered Collaborative Care (Book with CD-ROM and e-book Access code, single user) By Ignatavicius, Donna D. ; Workman, M. Linda.
MedNotes: Pocket Drug Guide By Deglin, Judith

Medical ethics outrage: Merck (MRK) writes some doctor reports

It appears that some of the medical reviews of Merck's (NYSE: MRK) controversial drug Vioxx were not written by doctors at all. The company found "ghost writers" to put together evaluations for medical publications. Some physicians appear to have signed those reviews.
According to The New York Times "In an editorial, JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association) said the analysis showed that Merck had apparently manipulated dozens of publications to promote Vioxx."
The news marks another hideous chapter in the history of Vioxx, a drug which was found to cause heart attacks. A number of suits were initiated by patients who had suffered this side-effect.
While it is not clear whether Merck will be punished for participating in shaping reports about its own drug, the doctors involved should be charged with fraud, at the very least.
Vioxx turned out to be a dangerous drug. More detailed research may have discovered that. Even if more careful work would not have uncovered the problems with the drug, no one will ever know. The well was poisoned long before the patients taking Vioxx began to get ill.

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