Sport and Exercise Pharmacology

Author of more than a dozen research articles, Stan Reents, PharmD, is editor in chief of Clinical Pharmacology, an internationally acclaimed electronic drug reference for health care professionals. Dr. Reents has been a certified personal trainer and has 14 years of experience as clinical pharmacist at hospitals in Illinois, Florida, and Missouri. He has taught pharmacology at the University of Florida, Purdue University, and the University of Illinois. He earned his PharmD from the University of the Pacific. Dr. Reents lives in Tampa, Florida. He is an avid tennis player.

Beta-receptor antagonists "Beta-blockers"; diuretics; other hypertensive agents; sympathomimetics; bronchodilators and respiratory anti-inflammatory agents; human growth hormone; androgenic-anabolic steroids; cretonne; iron and epoetin alfa; antilipemic agents; non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agents (NSIDs) and salicylates; miscellaneous nutritional supplements; caffeine; ethanol; amphetamines and cocaine; miscellaneous therapeutic agents.