Haemodynamics and Immune Defence: Unlocking the Secrets of Pharmacology

Edited by renowned author Michael J. Parnham, the second edition of Haemodynamics and Immune Defence: Discoveries in Pharmacology, Volume Three is a groundbreaking collection of seminal articles that have shaped the field of pharmacology. This comprehensive volume brings together critical discoveries in haemodynamics and immune defence, featuring insightful commentary from contemporary scholars and updated bibliographies.

Unparalleled Insights into the History of Pharmacology

This volume presents a unique opportunity to explore the pioneering work of esteemed researchers, including Dr. Selwyn’s groundbreaking research on penicillin and Dr. Brocklehurst’s seminal studies on asthma. The inclusion of Nobel Prize-winning discoveries and pioneering advancements in pharmacology makes this edition an indispensable resource for academics, researchers, and students alike.

A Valuable Resource for Education and Research

Haemodynamics and Immune Defence: Discoveries in Pharmacology, Volume Three serves as an exceptional teaching tool, providing a solid foundation for advanced students and researchers in pharmacology and medicine. The individual chapters can be used to supplement course material, offering a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter.

Above all, this edition will captivate anyone interested in the rich history of medicine, offering a unique window into the scientific breakthroughs that have transformed the field of pharmacology.

Key Features:

• Presents important primary-source documents, many of which are currently unavailable
• Provides in-depth explanations of the science behind major pharmacological breakthroughs, written by the pioneers themselves
• Includes contextual commentary from contemporary scholars, highlighting the relevance and importance of each discovery

Publication Details:

• Publisher: Elsevier Science
• Publication Date: October 23, 2023
• Language: English
• ISBN: 9780443184420 (hardcover), 9780443184437 (ebook)