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Pharmaceuticals
Mental health - looking beyond the pills (#452-2012 May - main theme)
Johnson & Johnson turns its back on poor people (#448-2011 Dec p8)
spot the murderer Big Bad World cartoon (#382-2005 Sep p32)
free trade torpedoes Australian drugs scheme (#374-2004 Dec p22)
AIDS activists fight US drug giant, Thailand (#362-2003 Nov p22)
Big Pharma - the facts (#362-2003 Nov p18)
Big Pharma: Making a Killing (#362-2003 Nov - main theme)
case studies of Big Pharma sharp practice (#362-2003 Nov p26)
drugs for neglected diseases campaigner interviewed (#362-2003 Nov p25)
how Big Pharma reacts when scandal breaks (#362-2003 Nov p13)
how Big Pharma seduces doctors (#362-2003 Nov p14)
how to take action against Big Pharma (#362-2003 Nov p28)
keynote editorial on Big Pharma (#362-2003 Nov p9)
neglect of Majority World cancer (#362-2003 Nov p24)
neglect of sleeping sickness, Africa (#362-2003 Nov p20)
selling cures for imaginary diseases (#362-2003 Nov p16)
professor's 6-year struggle with company (brief) (#358-2003 Jul p8)
pusher of drugs for neglected diseases interviewed (#354-2003 Mar p33)
neglect of tropical-disease drugs (#347-2002 Jul p6a)
AIDS drugs can save lives of poor (#346-2002 Jun p26)
US preschool children on Prozac (brief) (#324-2000 Jun p6)
prostate drug threatens African tree (brief) (#316-1999 Sep p5)
useless drugs as aid (brief) (#289-1997 Apr p4)
antibiotics squandered, Pakistan (#272-1995 Oct p10)
antibiotics, Pakistan (#272-1995 Oct p10)
crazy world of drug industry (#272-1995 Oct p22)
Filon drug (reader's answer) (#256-1994 Jun p34)
transnationals mislabelling (brief) (#248-1993 Oct p29)
drug companies win out, Canada (#246-1993 Aug p20)
deformed babies in India (#225-1991 Nov p3)
bribes to US doctors (brief) (#222-1991 Aug p28)
aphrodisiacs banned in US (brief) (#213-1990 Nov p28)
madness of hunger mistreated, Brazil (#209-1990 Jul p8)
banned drugs exported to South (#205-1990 Mar p26)
lethal trials on human guinea pigs, Thailand (#194-1989 Apr p27)
hypochondriac Japanese (brief) (#192-1989 Feb p28)
profit before health in search for AIDS cure (#169-1987 Mar p18)
falsified drug research, US (brief) (#167-1987 Jan p28)
list of bribes admitted by US companies (#167-1987 Jan p10)
A Pill for every Ill: cashing in on world health (#165-1986 Nov - main theme)
alternative ways to get well (#165-1986 Nov p22)
Brazil, where the President is a hypochondriac (#165-1986 Nov p9)
Health Action International network profiled (#165-1986 Nov p24)
how sexist advertising influences male doctors (#165-1986 Nov p12)
key terms in the pharmaceutical debate (#165-1986 Nov p6)
keynote editorial on medicine/pharmaceuticals (#165-1986 Nov p4)
market chaos undermining community health (#165-1986 Nov p8)
misuse of antibiotics to make a fast buck (#165-1986 Nov p18)
pharmaceutical industry's law-breaking record (#165-1986 Nov p19)
pharmaceuticals - the facts (#165-1986 Nov p16)
testing drugs on humans & animals: worth it? (#165-1986 Nov p21)
three times daily - prescription habits, India (#165-1986 Nov p10)
why we pop pills (#165-1986 Nov p14)
dumping hazardous drugs on Third World (#155-1986 Jan p4)
new anti-malaria drug developed (brief) (#148-1985 Jun p6)
branded or generic drugs: what's in a name? (#147-1985 May p19)
how drug companies distort the market (#147-1985 May p19)
price of valium (brief) (#144-1985 Feb p6)
useless medical drugs withdrawn (brief) (#144-1985 Feb p6)
Western companies pushing to poor (#142-1984 Dec p5)
misleading drug temperature notes (brief) (#141-1984 Nov p6)
UN to meet on drug marketing (brief) (#140-1984 Oct p6)