Hormones of Life: Endocrinology, the Pharmaceutical Industry, and the Dream of a Remedy for Sterility, 1930–1970 Philosophy of Science and technological historians

and technological historians

the author presents an interesting perspective on ways the development of vitreous craft knowledge was incorporated into existing religious values and practices in ancient civilizations

Many of the entries are based upon personal experiences of the author

Murray relates the story of another patient

Hormones of Life: Endocrinology, the Pharmaceutical Industry, and the Dream of a Remedy for Sterility, 1930–1970 Philosophy of Science and technological historiansNordlund, Christer, 2011, 307pp., illus., paperback . . . considers the realm of reproductive endocrinology development and hormone therapies and reveals the process of research and development as a whole. Any serious medical library needs this history, reminding of how the modern pharmaceutical industry developed. California Bookwatch, 2011 (October) . . . Christer Nordlunds history of the development of gonadotropin hormones by the Swedish firm Leo