10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROPRIETARY MEDICINE»
Discover the use of
proprietary medicine in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
proprietary medicine and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Making Medicines: A Brief History of Pharmacy and ...
The terms 'proprietary' medicine and 'patent' medicine were also frequently used.
A 'proprietary' medicine was one 'the sale of which is restricted by patent' [1].
However this is not strictly true, as the term was also applied to a medicine for ...
2
High Performance Liquid Chromatography Fingerprinting ...
Medicinal materials, decoction pieces and proprietary medicine are the three
mainstays of the Chinese medicine industry Among them, Chinese proprietary
medicine has the highest market share. Seventy percent of the medicinal
materials ...
Baochang Cai, Seng Poon Ong, Xunhong Liu, 2012
3
Popular Print and Popular
Medicine: Almanacs and Health ...
By the second half of the nineteenth century, the proprietary medicine trade had
irrevocably transformed the American almanac.24 Those in the proprietary
medicine business used newspapers, broadsides, handbills, circulars, pamphlets
, and ...
4
Journal of International Commerce & Economics Volume III
Study of the extended value chain of proprietary medicine and nonproprietary
medicine The extended value chains of proprietary medicine and nonproprietary
medicine are different. Figure 2 shows the extended value chain of proprietary ...
United States International Trade Commission
5
Manufacturing Tibetan
Medicine: The Creation of an Industry ...
India differentiates between two categories of traditional formulas: the 'classical
formulas' and the so-called 'patent and proprietary medicines', marketed as '
Ayurvedic Proprietary Medicine' or 'Unani Proprietary Medicine'. The classical ...
6
Readings in American Health Care: Current Issues in ...
Homemade drugs were prepared by grinding barks, roots, leaves, or berries into
a powder and dissolving them in water or beverage alcohol. The mixture was
bitter and often nauseating. Proprietary medicine manufacturers added sugar
and ...
William G. Rothstein, 1995
7
Quack
Medicine: A History of Combating Health Fraud in ...
Proprietary medicine manufacturers often subsequently purchased advertising
space not only in the journal but also in the physicians' book of medicines that
conformed to the new standard, the AMA's New and Non—Oflicial Remedies.16 ...
8
Health Politics and Policy
For example, the suspect wines being studied probably differed little from the
infamous proprietary medicine “Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,” a best-selling but
useless concoction (consisting of up to 47% alcohol), which was originally
marketed to ...
James Morone, Dan Ehlke, 2014
9
Retail Trade Assoctns Ils 163
It should not be overlooked by these critics that in many cases the proprietary
medicine may be compared with the sixpenny book. Many proprietary medi—
cines of a harmless—and for their restricted purpose perfectly effective—
character ...
10
Reputation and Power: Organizational Image and ...
Whatever the disease, and whatever the purported cure, the “layman” should be
able to exercise his own scientific judgment in drug purchasing decisions.12 The
proprietary medicine industry entered the twentieth century almost completely ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PROPRIETARY MEDICINE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
proprietary medicine is used in the context of the following news items.
Industry leaders to meet on May 3 to find solution to crisis in …
Taking advantage of the situation, manufacturers of proprietary medicines are bringing out several varieties of patented drugs and marketed everywhere. «pharmabiz.com, Apr 15»
