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10-30-2006, 03:21 AM
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if anyone's interested, i was poking around this weekend and discovered something i think is interesting about the origins of the term "the gold standard" with respect to levodopa.
Who Coined the Term "The Gold Standard" for Levodopa? if anyone knows whether there is anything one can do when one discovers a crucial disclosure was not make in a paper published 10 years ago, please let me know. boann |
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origins of "the gold standard"?
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