War on Cancer

• Daniel Greenberg, 'The "War on Cancer": Official fictions and harsh facts' (1974)
• Daniel Greenberg, '"Progress" in Cancer Research: Don't say it isn't so' (1975)
• Peter Barry Chowka, 'Cancer Research: The $20 billion failure' (1981)
• C.S. Muir & D.M. Parkin, 'The World Cancer Burden: Prevent or perish' (1985)
• John Cairns, 'The Treatment of Diseases and the War against Cancer' (1985)
• Gina Kolata, 'Is The War on Cancer Being Won?' (1985)
• Michael Gold, 'Cancer Cover-Up' (1986)
• John Bailar & Elaine Smith, 'Progress Against Cancer?' (1986)
• Daniel Greenberg, 'What Ever Happened to the War on Cancer?' (1986)
• Peter Barry Chowka, 'Cancer 1988' (1987)
• Albert Huebner, 'The No-Win War On Cancer' (1987)
• Gary Null & Leonard Steinman, 'Medical Genocide: Part 10' (198?)
• Peter Duesberg, 'Retroviruses as Carcinogens and Pathogens; Expectations and reality' (1987)
• Ralph Moss, 'The Cancer Industry' (Book 1987)
• Barry Werth, 'The AIDS Windfall' (1988)
• Jad Adams, 'Virus Hunters' (1989)
• Samuel Epstein 'Losing The "War Against Cancer": Who's to blame and what to do about it' (1990)
• Daniel Greenberg, 'A Sober Anniversary of the "War on Cancer"' (1991)
• Daniel Greenberg, 'The Two-by-Four Factor in Cancer Politics' (1992)
• Samuel Epstein et al., 'Losing The "War Against Cancer": A need for public policy reforms' (1992)
• Samuel Epstein et al., 'Mammography Radiates Doubts' (1992)
• Editorial, 'The Cancer Epidemic: Fact or misinterpretation?' (1992)
• Peter Duesberg & Jody Schwartz, 'Latent Viruses and Mutated Oncogenes: No evidence for pathogenicity' (1992)
• Gerald Dermer, 'The Immortal Cell' (Book 1994)
• Gerald Dermer, 'Another Anniversary for the War on Cancer' (1994)
• Ralph Moss, 'Questioning Chemotherapy' (Book 1996)
• Adam Curtis, 'The Way of All Flesh' (Video 1997)
• Samuel Epstein, 'The Politics of Cancer - Revisited' (Book 1998)
• Edward Goldsmith, 'Are the Experts Lying' (1998)
• Chris Busby, 'Cancer and "Risk-free" Radiation' (1998)
• Ross Hume Hall, 'The Medical-Industrial Complex' (1998)
• Samuel Epstein, 'Winning the War Against Cancer? ...Are They Even Fighting it?' (1998)
• Zac Goldsmith, 'Cancer: A Disease of Industrialization' (1998)
• Etienne de Harven, 'Viral Etiology of Human Cancer' (1999)