Edgar Jones, The business of medicine: the extraordinary history of Glaxo, a baby food producer, which became one of the world's most successful pharmaceutical companies, London, Profile Books, 2001, pp. xxiii, 520, illus., £25.00 (hardback 186197340-3).

Viviane Quirke

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Edgar Jones, The business of medicine: the extraordinary history of Glaxo, a baby food producer, which became one of the world's most successful pharmaceutical companies, London, Profile Books, 2001, pp. xxiii, 520, illus., £25.00 (hardback 186197340-3).

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Information: Medical History , Volume 46 , Issue 4 , October 2002 , pp. 613 - 614

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Edgar Jones, The business of medicine: the extraordinary history of Glaxo, a baby food producer, which became one of the world's most successful pharmaceutical companies, London, Profile Books, 2001, pp. xxiii, 520, illus., £25.00 (hardback 186197340-3).

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