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Historical Article
[The story of Annales pharmaceutiques françaises. 1809-2009].
- F Chast.
- Service de pharmacie pharmacologie toxicologie, Hôtel-Dieu, 1, place du Parvis Notre-Dame, 75181 Paris cedex 04, France. francois.chast@htd.aphp.fr
- Ann Pharm Fr. 2009 Nov 1;67(6):380-90.
AbstractThe Annales pharmaceutiques françaises is 200 years old. Initially, in 1809, the Bulletin de pharmacie was the organ of the Société de pharmacie de Paris. The journal was one of the dynamic events stimulated by the law of Germinal in year XI of the French revolution (1803). Its readership increased tremendously, rapidly making it the first regular journal in the pharmaceutical world. In 1984 it became the Journal de pharmacie et chimie published for a century. It was in 1943 that the journal took on its current name of the Annales pharmaceutiques françaises. The journal is now the official organ of the French National Academy of Pharmacy. The six annual issues are supplemented by an internet diffusion allowing readers access in all French-speaking countries.
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