Search the International Pharmaceutical Abstracts database with Dialog
Search the International Pharmaceutical Abstracts database through the Dialog platform. International Pharmaceutical Abstracts provides thorough coverage of global pharmaceutical and related healthcare literature. Topics range from drug use, adverse reactions and drug interactions to pharmacy practice, research, and technology.
And by accessing the International Pharmaceutical Abstracts database directly through Dialog, you are able to take advantage of Dialog’s flexible pricing, advanced search features and unmatched breadth of other content.
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Flexible Pricing
We offer flexible pricing models for content on Dialog. This covers subscription models and transaction-based pricing options. As a result, Dialog customers can use International Pharmaceutical Abstracts at a price level that suits them:
- Standard Transactional Plan: Pay as you go access
- Commitment Plan: Discounts when you commit to a minimum annual contract value
- Subscription Plans: Flat rate subscriptions for specific databases or groups of databases
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Using Dialog to Search the International Pharmaceutical Abstracts Database
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Overview of the International Pharmaceutical Abstracts database
The International Pharmaceutical Abstracts (IPA) database provides comprehensive coverage of worldwide pharmacy literature. Such literature refers to articles on drugs and their properties, pharmacokinetics, manufacturer, research, and use; and pharmacy practice. Therefore, in addition to technical and scientific articles, those discussing the professional practice of pharmacy or the therapeutic and clinical use of drugs are included. Pharmacy publications are abstracted and indexed cover to cover. In addition to articles, coverage includes letters, columns, notes, communications, and editorials if there is substance to the discussion.
The IPA database covers more than 335 international pharmaceutical, medical, cosmetics, and other health-related journals, including all United States pharmacy journals. Articles from major medical and special biomedical journals are covered when a clinical or therapeutic experience or when pharmacy practice is discussed. AHFS meeting presentation abstracts are also included since 1988.
The International Pharmaceutical Abstracts database includes articles on:
- Adverse Drug Reactions
- Biopharmaceutics
- Drug Analysis
- Drug Evaluations
- Drug Interactions
- Drug Metabolism and Body Distribution
- Drug Stability
- History
- Information Processing and Literature
- Institutional Pharmacy Practice
- Investigational Drugs
- Legislation, Laws, and Regulations
- Methodology and Drug Testing
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry
- Pharmaceutical Technology
- Pharmaceutics
- Pharmacoeconomics
- Pharmacognosy
- Pharmacy Practice
- Pharmacology
- Sociology, Economics, and Ethics
- Toxicity
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- What are the effects of policosanol on cholesterol levels?
- Are there any reviews on mouth dissolving tablet technologies?
- What are the anti-inflammatory effects of luteolin?
- How is ginger used in the treatment and prevention of necrotizing enterocolitis?
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