The Physician's Desk Reference has ballooned from a thin volume into something like an unabridged dictionary, with extremely fine print.

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In 1948, The Physician's Desk Reference, which serves as a bible to doctors and pharmacists, was only as thick as a thumb.

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He leafed through the pharmaceutical bible, the Physicians' Desk Reference, and selected 300 drugs to test, culling only those for which fast-onset was a necessity, including medicine for migraines (Imitrex), allergies (Claritin) and depression (Prozac).

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