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Innovation in the Pharmaceutical Industry: The Process of Drug Discovery and Development (review)

The broad outlines of the American story will be familiar to readers of Harry Marks, John Swann, and James Harvey Young. However, the comparative framework and the detailed case studies add significantly to our understanding of drug approval in the United States. The comparative framework contributes the analysis of Germany based on German sources; it also throws into relief the distinct character of medical research in each country, and supports Daemmrich’s argument for the importance of national difference.