Increasing specialization threatens to break the unity of pharmacology as a significant
biomedical discipline. Specialization in depth may be very helpful in organizing reseach in …

In inaugurating a review of reviews of pharmacological information last year, it was pointed
out that textbooks in pharmacology comprise more or less comprehensive reviews of the …

When my inspirational teacher, Chauncey Leake, died early in 1978, the world lost a
distinguished citizen who had achieved much during a rich and varied career. Chauncey …

522 LEAKE coming volume on Drug Evaluation. The Food and Drug Administration is
considering a similar compilation which would have administrative authorн ity. Physicians …

Reviews are being increasingly recognized as the most satisfactory man ner for effective
interscience communication especially in the biomedical sciences, and indeed for making …

Science is becoming increasingly popular. This is easily evident by the success of newly
introduced scientific magazines for general reading. Disн cover, Science 82, Omni, and …

A preference for reviews of topics of more general interest has been ex pressed by the
readership. I am quite willing to accede because it's the path of least resistance for me …

Documentation of scientific material is now a major problem in the great nations; no longer
can it be handled by a single person or private group. The American Medical Association …

As I undertake the preparation of my tenth attempt to review various reviews of
pharmacological interest for Annual Review of Pharmacology, I cannot avoid reflecting on …

ANNUAL REVIEW OF PHARMACOLOGY. Vol. 7. Edited by Henry W. Elliott, Windsor C.
Cutting, and Robert H. Dreisbach. Palo Alto, Calif., Annual Reviews, Inc., 1967, vii, 465 pp …