This essay discusses drug metabolism and plasma protein binding. Plasma protein binding is the process by which a drug attaches to proteins in the blood plasma, which alters the distribution, elimination, and metabolism of the drug within the body. There are many drugs that are highly bound to plasma proteins, which can affect the way in which they are metabolized by the body.
This essay looks at the history of doping in sport, with a focus on the use of anabolic steroids. It discusses the reasons why athletes may take steroids, despite the risks, and looks at the penalties that are in place for those who are caught using them.
This essay will explore the issue of pricing AIDS drugs sold to developing countries. It will discuss the ethical, social, and business implications of pricing AIDS drugs in developing countries and what laws, policies, or guidelines should be established for pricing AIDS drugs sold to developing countries.