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Medical heroes and heretics by Wayne Martin · Booklabria

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Medical heroes and heretics

Name: Medical heroes and heretics
Author: Wayne Martin

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First published: 1977

Synopsis

An account of the history of medical giants whose cancer-related discoveries met with inevitable rejection by the establishment. Includes Max Gerson, John Beard, William Kelley, William Coley, Ernst Krebs, and Otto Warburg.

Subjects: History
Biography
Physicians
Medicine
History of Medicine
Medical innovations

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Edition details

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Publisher: Devin-Adair Co
Published: 1977
Pages: 242
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0815962144
ISBN-10: 0815962142

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