The Neiswanger Institute for Bioethics at Loyola University

Udo Thinks About Drugs Again

Just coming down from Pluto [press] is this edited collection that promises to cover - with 30 different authors, all of whom will be hunted down and killed by big pharma assassins, no doubt - the "* current regulation of the industry * ethical issues in developing and distributing drugs * how it prices and markets drugs * recommendations on how to improve pharmaceutical policy * the importance of pharmaceuticals * the structure of the pharmaceutical industry * what drugs are needed on a worldwide scale." Just make sure that if you work at Cleveland Clinic you order this to your home address and don't buy it while you're at work.

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