Bernard Brodie
Bernard Brodie · Science & Medicine
Pharmacologist widely regarded as the father of modern drug metabolism research.
1907, Liverpool, England — 1989, United States
England · Canada · United States
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Brodie, a Jewish pharmacologist born in Liverpool and raised in Canada, is widely called the father of modern drug metabolism. At the U.S. National Institutes of Health he pioneered methods to measure drugs and their breakdown products in the body, helping to found the discipline of clinical pharmacology.
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Pharmacologist widely regarded as the father of modern drug metabolism research.
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