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"The most effective way to start making sense of the vast array
of information on the World Wide Web is to have someone sit beside you,
transmit their enthusiasms and their irritations, and guide you through.
This book provides that experience - it is a provocative companion to alternative
medicine information on the Internet, witty and wise, and eminently practical.
In this slim volume, Ralph Moss has captured the essence of surfing the
Web." --Jackie Wootton, M.Ed., managing editor, Journal of Alternative
and Complementary Medicine, January, 1998
" A pre-scrutinized, time-saving sampler of what's out there
that's good....Ralph Moss, Ph.D. has written another winner, his 9th,
this time on a passion close to his heart: alternative medicine online....What's
well worth the $12.95 price is Moss's running commentary, explicit at times,
implicit at others, about what makes a good site worth watching on the Internet...I
thoroughly enjoyed Moss's book and will count it among the few that I won't
even consider loaning out to (derelict, non-book-returning) friends....An
accurate, handy guide to some of the best offerings." --C. Barba in
Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients, Jan. 1998.
"Alternative Medicine Online is an excellent guide for Internet
savvy practitioners and clients who seek to learn more about alternative
therapies. The witty, thoughtful descriptions of these 68 Internet
locations are full ov very useful information, even for the unfortunate
who cannot access them on a computer." --Lynn Keegan, RN, PhD, University
of Texas in Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine, March, 1998.
"Libraries should acquire this, as the subject of how politics and
research intersect has gained fresh interest in the age of AIDS....A
classic exposé." Library Journal
A "tough-minded update." Publishers Weekly
"...one of the great works of investigative journalism and
historical prescience." The Choice
"The reader will learn the essence of every question that can be
raised about cancer...Brilliant and lucid." Alan C. Nixon,
Ph.D., Past President, American Chemical Society
"Combining scholarship and readability, Moss comprehensively surveys
innovative therapies. This book is a must for cancer patients and their
families who want to be involved in their own treatment."Samuel
S. Epstein, M.D., Professor of Occupational and Environmental Medicine,
University of Illinois at Chicago
"Dr. Moss equitably provides the public with well-documented facts."Henry
H. Heimlich, M.D., Sc.D., President, Heimlich Institute
"For every patient who is told `There is nothing that can be done
for you,' read this book."Patrick Quillin, Ph.D., R.D.,
author, Healing Nutrients
"Reading Cancer Therapy is like standing on a mountaintop, surveying
the entire landscape of cancer treatment. This landmark book is an incredible
feat of research and reporting. It brings every product, treatment and
cancer center as close as your telephone. Buy a copy for everyone you love."Jane
Heimlich, author, What Your Doctor Won't Tell You
"Questioning Chemotherapy is a masterpiece of global importance
in the history of medicine. It provides a very simple, clear and indisputable
panorama of facts. It is recommended reading for every doctor and in particular
for every oncologist...Questioning Chemotherapy is a superb oeuvre opening
the gateway for a more humane, more efficacious, and far less expensive
therapy of cancer in the future."
Hans Nieper, M.D., Hannover, Germany; Past President, The German Society
of Oncology
"An authoritative and comprehensive critique, Questioning Chemotherapy
is uniformly fair." Irwin D. Bross, Ph.D., former director
of biostatistics, Roswell Park Memorial Institute for Cancer Research, Buffalo,
N.Y.
"This is an excellent book written by an outstanding journalist.
It contains a wealth of information both on the effects and the side-effects
of chemotherapy and on the current state of research. Being committed to
truth and not to wishful thinking, its conclusions may be sobering, but
to know them is definitely in the interest of the patients." Ulrich
Abel, Ph.D., Biostatistician, Heidelberg/Mannheim Cancer Center, Germany
"I think that Questioning Chemotherapy should be required reading
for all medical, surgical, and radiation oncologists. My admiration
for Moss's energy, scholarship, and courage in writing this book!"
M. Rigdon Lentz, M.D.
"For anyone who is diagnosed with breast cancer and is considering
adjuvant chemotherapy, Moss's new book is a must read." The
Connection (New Jersey Breast Cancer Coalition)
"A scholarly, at times wonderfully amusing, deeply researched
publication. I sincerely hope that subsequent editions will be forthcoming."
T.H.M. Stewart, M.B., Ch.B., FRCPC, Professor of Medicine, Ottawa
General Hospital
REVIEWERS COMMENTS ON RALPH W. MOSS'S BOOKS
IN PRINT FROM HARPERCOLLINS, INC.
An Alternative Approach to Allergies
"An Alternative Approach to Allergies details one of the great
medical discoveries of our lifetime." Marshall Mandell, M.D.
"Thought-provoking, reliable, up-to-the-minute. The latest
evidence appears here." Kirkus Reviews
"Brilliant research." The Health Quarterly
REVIEWERS COMMENTS ON SOME OF RALPH W. MOSS'S BOOKS
CURRENTLY OUT-OF-PRINT
The Cancer Syndrome
"This is a shocking, disturbing book, a muckraking book in the best
sense, which should be widely read." Baltimore Evening
Sun (all emphases added)
"Moss is a very tough act. He delivers his argument with
low-keyed logic and a slow, careful building-up of facts. It is this very
calmness, ultimately, that gives his words their ring of commanding urgency.
Riveting!" Denver Post
"Moss brings heavy guns to bear against the cancer medical establishment....He
carefully cites sources as he assembles documentation that adds up
to a blistering attack." Publishers Weekly
"Exceptionally well-written....Highly recommended."
Library Journal
A Real Choice
"Highly readable dramatization...Moss' excellent character
portrayals are so engrossing that readers may not even realize how much
information they are absorbing." Booklist
"Reads like a novel." Library Journal
"Handles the much-debated subject of breast cancer in a compassionate
and informative way." UPI
"Humanizes the subject...and continually emphasizes the important
message...that breast cancer is a curable disease." Los Angeles
Times
Free Radical: Albert Szent-Gyorgyi and the Battle Over Vitamin C
"Most vivid....a remarkable document." Ilya Prigogine,
Ph.D. (Nobel laureate)
"Totally absorbed me and I almost read it at one sitting."
James Watson, Ph.D. (Nobel laureate)
"Ralph Moss has written a very interesting book about the life of
an extraordinary character....Many readers, too, will find it difficult
to put the book down." Linus Pauling, Ph.D. (Nobel laureate)
"Ralph Moss has caught Szent-Györgyi in all his dimensions.
I couldn't imagine more fascinating or stimulating reading." Norman
Cousins
"...an absorbing book, clear-eyed, scholarly and scrupulous."
Nature
"Moss has done a remarkable job in capturing the spirit of
this `free radical'...." Science
"Excellent...Unlike most scientific biographies...Moss' book
paints a very sensitive portrait of a very complex man." Los
Angeles Times
"This is a lucid portrait of an influential, sometimes self-absorbed,
usually engaging figure in twentieth-century biomedicine and it merits the
attention of historians." John P. Swann (FDA), Pharmacy in History
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