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Bioneers Series 1-11: Environmental Health and the Politics of Cancer-
Written by Kenny Ausubel and Samuel Epstein, M.D.
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While the medical establishment has been losing the celebrated war on cancer, it has conducted a very successful campaign against promising alternative approaches. Kenny Ausubel and Samuel Epstein, M.D. present one of the greatest scandals of the 20th century and call attention to the rising tide of alternative approaches.
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