By contrast with the marginal medical positions of Pauling and Cameron, the eminent oncologist they identify as their leading opponent — Dr Charles Moertel (who directed both Mayo Clinic trials of vitamin C) — is very well-placed to represent conventional opinion on cancer therapy. Moertel’s affiliations offer a guide to the complexities of the shifting coalition of interested parties who may be collectively identified as the vitamin C ‘non-believers’.
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Richards, E. (1991). The Vitamin C ‘Non-Believers.’ In Vitamin C and Cancer: Medicine or Politics? (pp. 52–71). Palgrave Macmillan UK. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-09606-0_4
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