Chasing medical miracles: the promise and perils of clinical trials

New York: Walker & Co. (2009)
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Abstract

Chasing Medical Miracles" is the first book to give readers a behind-the-scenes look at the complicated world of clinical trials, revealing how a multibillion-dollar industry of private companies conducting them with little oversight has taken root and quietly become a major part of the American medical establishment.

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