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Introduction Andrea Tone Elizabeth Siegel Watkins 1
Part I
Antibiotics: From Germophobia to the Carefree Life and Back Again: The Lifecycle of the Antibiotic Brand Robert Bud 17
Mood Stabilizers: Folie to Folly: The Modern Mania for Bipolar Disorders and Mood Stabilizers David Healy 42
Hormone Replacement: "Educate Yourself": Consumer Information about Menopause and Hormone Replacement Therapy Elizabeth Siegel Watkins 63
Part II
Oral Contraceptives: Women over 35 Who Smoke: A Case Study in Risk Management and Risk Communications, 1960-1989 Suzanne White Junod 97
Stimulants: Not Just Naughty: 50 Years of Stimulant Drug Advertising Ilina Singh 131
Tranquilizers: Tranquilizers on Trial: Psychopharmacology in the Age of Anxiety Andrea Tone 156
Part III
Statins: The Abnormal and the Pathological: Cholesterol, Statins, and the Threshold of Disease Jeremy A. Greene 183
Viagra: Making Viagra: From Impotence to Erectile Dysfunction Jennifer R. Fishman 229
About the Contributors 253
Index 255
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Everett Courter
reviewed Medicating Modern America Prescription Drugs in History on February 15, 2014
Medicating Modern America Prescription Drugs in History
Loved this text! Explains our medicalized requirements to be on at least one drug and how we got to this point. I study medical
Sociology and have worked in the pharmaceutical business for almost 10 years, this book is a perfect coupling of my experiences.
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