22.1 PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF 22.7 BIODEGRADABLE/ERODIBLE DRUG 22.2 DELIVERY SYSTEMS 22.9 22.2 ROUTES OF DRUG 22.8 OSMOTIC PUMP 22.10 ADMINISTRATION 22.3 22.9 ION EXCHANGE RESINS 22.11 22.3 PHARMACOLOGICAL AND 22.10 NEW MACROMOLECULAR DELIVERY BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS 22.4 APPROACHES 22.12 22.4 PRODRUG 22.4 22.11 CONCLUSION 22.14 22.5 DIFFUSION-CONTROLLED DELIVERY REFERENCES 22.14 SYSTEMS 22.5 2...

Nearly half of U.S. employers test job applicants and workers for drugs. A common assumption is that the rise of drug testing must have had negative consequences for black employment. However, the rise of employer drug testing may have benefited African-Americans by enabling non-using blacks to prove their status to employers. I use variation in the timing and nature of drug testing regulation ...

This paper investigates the degree to which choice inconsistencies documented in the context of Medicare Part D plan choice vary across consumers and geographic regions. Our main finding is that there is surprisingly little variation: regardless of age, gender, predicted drug expenditures or the predictability of drug demand consumers underweight out of pocket costs relative to premiums and fai...