2003 PDR for $89.95

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Dear All,

While we all know that the PDR is not an official source of pharmacy

information, I thought I would share this email with you.

" Dear Sir or Madam:

As you may know, the PDR has been the standard prescription drug

reference

for more than half a century. It can be found in virtually every

physician's office, hospital and pharmacy in the U.S. And nine out of

ten

doctors consider it their most important drug reference source.

The expanded and updated 2003 PDR is available to you so you can read

what

your doctor is reading.

Reformatted for easier reference and readability, the 2003 PDR

contains

FDA-approved information on more than 4,000 prescription drugs--

including

new listings such as Clarinex, Xigris, Frova, Tracleer, Ortho Evra,

Advicor, Nuvaring, Focalin, Kineret, and Bextra.

Indexed by brand name, generic name, manufacturer and product

category,

each drug listing features a wide range of vital information

including:

*Usage

*Dosage

*Warnings

*Adverse reactions

*Contraindications

*Pediatric uses

*Clinical pharmacology

*FDA use-in pregnancy ratings

*Other FDA-required information.

You'll also find the phonetic spelling for each listing and a key to

controlled substances. So don't delay.

For more details or to order your copy of the 2003 PDR, please click

here

or cut and paste this address into your browser.

http://www.medecbookstore.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?

Screen=PROD & Store_Code=001 & Product_Code=PDR3P

We at Thomson hope that you will make this essential volume part of

your

health care library. Use this book to help you make fully-informed

health

care decisions.

Lynn Christie

Senior Director, e-Solutions

Thomson Medical Economics

P.S. For information on other landmark titles from Thomson, please

visit

http://www.PDRbookstore.com " "

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Jeanetta