The Misappropriation of Native/Indigenous Imagery in Pharmaceutical Advertising

Greg Bond; Beth Fisher; Greg Higby; Kristen Huset; Lucas Richert

doi:10.3368/hopp.64.2.198

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The Misappropriation of Native/Indigenous Imagery in Pharmaceutical Advertising

Greg Bond, Beth Fisher, Greg Higby, Kristen Huset and Lucas Richert

History of Pharmacy and Pharmaceuticals, February 2023, 64 (2) 198-204; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3368/hopp.64.2.198

Greg Bond

University of Notre Dame Hesburgh Libraries;

Roles: Member of the Library Faculty

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Beth Fisher

American Institute of the History of Pharmacy;

Roles: Curator

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Greg Higby

American Institute of the History of Pharmacy and Senior Lecturer at University of Wisconsin–Madison;

Roles: Fischelis Scholar

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Kristen Huset

University of Wisconsin–Madison;

Roles: Research Intern

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Lucas Richert

History of Pharmacy at University of Wisconsin–Madison; .

Roles: George Urdang Chair

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Greg Bond, Beth Fisher, Greg Higby, Kristen Huset, Lucas Richert

History of Pharmacy and Pharmaceuticals Feb 2023, 64 (2) 198-204; DOI: 10.3368/hopp.64.2.198

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Greg Bond, Beth Fisher, Greg Higby, Kristen Huset, Lucas Richert

History of Pharmacy and Pharmaceuticals Feb 2023, 64 (2) 198-204; DOI: 10.3368/hopp.64.2.198

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