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Acknowledgements xv
Preface to the Revised Edition xvii Introduction 1 A Lengthy Prologue: Twelve Definitive Moments 1. 1941: Penicillin 13 2. 1949: Cortisone 27 3. 1950: Streptomycin, Smoking and Sir Austin Bradford Hill 40 4. 1952: Chlorpromazine and the Revolution in Psychiatry 74 5. 1952: The Copenhagen Polio Epidemic and the Birth of Intensive Care 84 6. 1955: Open-Heart Surgery - The Last Frontier 96 7. 1961: New Hips for Old 120 8. 1963: Transplanting Kidneys 131 9. 1964: The Triumph of Prevention - The Case of Strokes 147 10. 1971: Curing Childhood Cancer 157 11. 1978: The First 'Test-Tube' Baby 179 12. 1984: Helicobacter - The Cause of Peptic Ulcer 202 Part I The Rise 1. Medicine's Big Bang 215 2. Clinical Science: A New Ideology for Medicine 223 3. A Cornucopia of New Drugs 234 4. Technology's Triumphs 248 5. The Mysteries of Biology 263 Part II The End of the Age of Optimism 1. The Revolution Falters 275 2. The Dearth of New Drugs 281 3. Technology's Failings 288 4. The Clinical Scientist as an Endangered Species 300 Part III The Fall 1. The Brave New World of The New Genetics i The Beginning 311 ii Genetic Engineering 325 iii The New Eugenics 333 iv Gene Therapy 339 v The End 345 2. Seduced by The Social Theory i The Beginning 351 ii The Rise and Fall of Heart Disease 361 iii Beyond Tobacco: Sir Richard Doll and the 'Causes' of Cancer 383 iv Environmental Alarums 389 v The End 396 3. The Unsolved Problem: The Mysteries of Biology Revisited 406 Part IV The Rise and Fall: Causes and Consequences 1. Learning from the Past 417 2. Looking to the Future 428 Epilogue to the Revised Edition Epilogue 437 Introduction: Ten Years On 439 1. Doing More 443 2. The New Genetics Triumphant - or Not 454 3. Big Pharma Rules 465 4. The Next Ten Years 490 Appendix I Rheumatology 497 Appendix II The Pharmacological Revolution in Psychiatry 503 References 515 Index 577 |
James Le Fanu