About Milton Silverman
Lived 1910 – 1997 (aged 86–87). Milton Silverman was a pharmacologist.
Milton Morris Silverman (1910–1997) was an American drug researcher, an investigator of the international pharmaceutical industry, and science editor of the San Francisco Chronicle.
Milton Silverman is the author of The Drugging of the Americas (Berkeley, 1976, University of California Press). He also co-authored Pills, Profits and Politics with Philip R. Lee.
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American drug researcher
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Milton Silverman was born in 1910.
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Milton Silverman died in 1997.
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Milton Silverman was a pharmacologist.
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