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- catalog alternative "The Politics of Cancer.".
- catalog contributor b10926075.
- catalog coverage "United States".
- catalog created "1998.".
- catalog date "1998".
- catalog date "1998.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "1998.".
- catalog description "Appendices: I. Chemicals known to induce cancer in humans -- II. Evaluation of environmental carcinogens -- III. Substances regulated as recognized carcinogens -- IV. Human cancers following drug treatment -- V. Women beware: cancer risks from prescription drugs, medical procedures, and clinical trials -- VI. NCI funding for in-house prevention programs in 1991 -- VII. Statement on administration policies on "Acceptable" risks of cancer -- VIII. Ralph W. Moss: Congressional testimony on clinical trials and alternative treatments -- IX. Legal challenge to high cure rate claims -- X. Citizen petitions to the FDA on avoidable cancer risks -- XI. Cancer risks of hormonal meat -- XI. Cancer risks of hormonal milk -- XIII. The "Research Cures Cancer" Campaign -- XIV. Shopper beware: cancer risks from consumer products -- XVI. The Cancer Prevention coalition.".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
- catalog description "Introduction / by Congressman John Conyers, Jr. -- Part I. The Politics of Cancer, 1978: Foreword / by Congressman David Obey ; The impact of cancer -- The human experiment -- The animal experiment -- Introduction to the case studies -- Workplace: Case Studies: Asbestos ; Vinyl chloride ; Bischloromethylether ; Benzene -- Consumer Products: Case Studies: tobacco ; Red dyes #2 and #40 ; Saccharin ; Acrylonitrile ; Female sex hormones -- The General Environment: Case Studies: Pesticides ; Aldrin/Dieldrin ; Chlordane/Heptachlor ; Nitrosamines -- How to improve industry data -- Governmental policies -- Non-governmental policies -- What can you do to prevent cancer -- Epilogue -- Part II. The Politics of Cancer, 1998: Foreword / by Congressman David Obey -- 1987: Report to Congress -- 1992-1993: Challenge to the Cancer Establishment: The experts' press conference ; The "700-to-1 Debate" -- Evaluation of the National Cancer Program and proposed reforms -- Academic Apologists Rebutted: Doll and Peto: the "Lifestyle" theorists ; Ames: the "Natural carcinogen" proponent -- The British Parallel: Labor protests against the Cancer Establishment ; -- The science and politics of cancer in Britain -- Call for accountability -- American Cancer Society: the world wealthiest "Nonprofit" institution -- 1994-1998: NCI Track Record: urning the tide against cancer -- Indifference to cancer prevention -- Chemoprevention of breast cancer ; Cancer drugs ; Escalating budgets ; conflicts of interest ; Imbalanced priorities ; NCI responses to congressional questioning -- How to Win the Losing "War Against cancer": Personal action ; Political action...".
- catalog extent "xx, 770 p. ;".
- catalog identifier "0914896466".
- catalog identifier "0914896474 (pbk.)".
- catalog issued "1998".
- catalog issued "1998.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Fremont Center, N.Y. : East Ridge Press,".
- catalog spatial "United States".
- catalog spatial "United States.".
- catalog subject "1999 B-430".
- catalog subject "362.1/96994/00973 21".
- catalog subject "American Cancer Society.".
- catalog subject "Cancer Prevention Political aspects United States.".
- catalog subject "Carcinogens United States Case Reports.".
- catalog subject "Carcinogens".
- catalog subject "Environmental Exposure United States Case Reports.".
- catalog subject "Environmental Exposure".
- catalog subject "Health Policy United States Case Reports.".
- catalog subject "National Cancer Institute (U.S.)".
- catalog subject "Neoplasms etiology United States Case Reports.".
- catalog subject "Neoplasms etiology".
- catalog subject "Neoplasms prevention & control United States Case Reports.".
- catalog subject "Neoplasms prevention & control".
- catalog subject "Public Policy".
- catalog subject "QZ 202 E641p 1998".
- catalog subject "RC268 .E673 1998".
- catalog tableOfContents "Appendices: I. Chemicals known to induce cancer in humans -- II. Evaluation of environmental carcinogens -- III. Substances regulated as recognized carcinogens -- IV. Human cancers following drug treatment -- V. Women beware: cancer risks from prescription drugs, medical procedures, and clinical trials -- VI. NCI funding for in-house prevention programs in 1991 -- VII. Statement on administration policies on "Acceptable" risks of cancer -- VIII. Ralph W. Moss: Congressional testimony on clinical trials and alternative treatments -- IX. Legal challenge to high cure rate claims -- X. Citizen petitions to the FDA on avoidable cancer risks -- XI. Cancer risks of hormonal meat -- XI. Cancer risks of hormonal milk -- XIII. The "Research Cures Cancer" Campaign -- XIV. Shopper beware: cancer risks from consumer products -- XVI. The Cancer Prevention coalition.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction / by Congressman John Conyers, Jr. -- Part I. The Politics of Cancer, 1978: Foreword / by Congressman David Obey ; The impact of cancer -- The human experiment -- The animal experiment -- Introduction to the case studies -- Workplace: Case Studies: Asbestos ; Vinyl chloride ; Bischloromethylether ; Benzene -- Consumer Products: Case Studies: tobacco ; Red dyes #2 and #40 ; Saccharin ; Acrylonitrile ; Female sex hormones -- The General Environment: Case Studies: Pesticides ; Aldrin/Dieldrin ; Chlordane/Heptachlor ; Nitrosamines -- How to improve industry data -- Governmental policies -- Non-governmental policies -- What can you do to prevent cancer -- Epilogue -- Part II. The Politics of Cancer, 1998: Foreword / by Congressman David Obey -- 1987: Report to Congress -- 1992-1993: Challenge to the Cancer Establishment: The experts' press conference ; The "700-to-1 Debate" -- Evaluation of the National Cancer Program and proposed reforms -- Academic Apologists Rebutted: Doll and Peto: the "Lifestyle" theorists ; Ames: the "Natural carcinogen" proponent -- The British Parallel: Labor protests against the Cancer Establishment ; -- The science and politics of cancer in Britain -- Call for accountability -- American Cancer Society: the world wealthiest "Nonprofit" institution -- 1994-1998: NCI Track Record: urning the tide against cancer -- Indifference to cancer prevention -- Chemoprevention of breast cancer ; Cancer drugs ; Escalating budgets ; conflicts of interest ; Imbalanced priorities ; NCI responses to congressional questioning -- How to Win the Losing "War Against cancer": Personal action ; Political action...".
- catalog title "The politics of cancer revisited / Samuel S. Epstein.".
- catalog type "Case Reports".
- catalog type "text".