49. FLAGYL The story of a Pharmaceutical Discovery - J. A. McFadzean

 

Well, this seems a strange book to read but it's oddly personal.  When I announced to my family that I intended to go to university to study pharmacy, they said that there was a pharmacist in the family one Eric Baines who worked at May & Baker.  Apparaently he was the husband of one of my father's cousins - I never did meet him.  Well staring out of the pages - there he was, in charge of New Products Development who thought that the new drug showed promised when marketing were not supporting its development.