When Leo Meyler published his first edition of Side Effects of Drugs
in 1952, it was unique in the world. Remarkably, despite the vast
world-wide increase in interest in adverse drug reactions, the series
has remained unique throughout the years.

Named after its founder, Meyler's Side Effects of Drugs has been
published every four years since 1980, and it consolidates the
findings contained in previous editions plus the four Side Effects
of Drugs Annuals that precede its publication. 'Meyler' provides
a critical encyclopaedic survey of the entire field of adverse drug
reactions. The vast amount of data is presented in a structured and
readable form. Two indexes (drugs and adverse effects) make the
book easily accessible.

The 15th edition has been extensively reorganized and expanded
into 6 volumes. 'Meyler' has become the reference tool for
pharmacists and clinical pharmacologists. This edition has been
formatted alphabetically and will be available online via
ScienceDirect. The online version will provide the user with an
unparalleled depth of coverage by offering enhanced features
including the ability to locate information by browsing, search,
and through the use of dynamic linking.

Meyler's Side Effects of Drugs is an invaluable source of
information, not only for those working in the field of pharma-
covigilance but for clinicians in areas as widespread as
dermatology, neuroscience, endocrinology, and all other medical
disciplines.

While this reference provides comprehensive information about
the entire field, the Side Effects of Drugs Annual is published
every year and presents the scientific community with an
overview of all that is truly new in the field.

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