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Routledge Cancer-Gate: Winning the Losing Cancer War - Epstein

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Description
Cancer-Gate exposes how decades of broken promises in the cancer war have left patients and taxpayers losing ground against a preventable disease. Award-winning author Samuel S. Epstein, M.D., who previously shook the political establishment with The Politics of Cancer in 1978, delivers a groundbreaking investigation into the corruption of federal health institutions. The book reveals how the National Cancer Institute and American Cancer Society have prioritised industry interests over genuine cancer prevention and treatment advances. Epstein's analysis cuts through decades of misleading rhetoric to show why current strategies have failed and what must change to turn the tide in cancer research, public health policy, and patient outcomes. Essential reading for anyone concerned about health policy, medical reform, and the true cost of institutional compromise in the fight against cancer.

Key Features

Samuel S. Epstein's follow-up to The Politics of Cancer exposes institutional failures in the federal cancer war strategy.

Investigates corruption and conflicts of interest between the National Cancer Institute and American Cancer Society in cancer research.

Provides evidence-based analysis of why three decades of cancer war promises have failed to reduce disease prevalence.

Offers practical insights into reforming health policy and redirecting cancer research toward genuine prevention and cure.

Published by Routledge in the Policy, Politics, Health and Medicine academic series for credible institutional study.

Product Specifications
Brand
Routledge
Format
hardcover
ASIN
0895033100
Category
Books > Subjects > Health, Family & Lifestyle > Health Issues > Illnesses & Conditions
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
15 June 2005
Listed Since
10 December 2006

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