The Conquest Of Cancer

This is the original book published in 1985 on the pioneering work of Dr. Virginia Livingston-Wheeler. It is being republished to make it widely available to the general public. Quotes from the original book: "Dr. Virginia Livngston-Wheeler is one of the great, unsung scientists of present day medicine. When her discovery of the 'cancer microbe' becomes... accepted, she will undoubtedly be known as the Pastuer of this century." Alan R. Cantwell, Jr. M.D. "Dr. Virginia has long been pioneering in new concepts of cancer cause and treatment... the many successess she has had in treating advanced cancer patients demonstrate what can be accomplished when a physician in cooperation with understanding patients tries to expand the limits of cancer treatment." Ray G. Crispen, Ph.D "This important book could very well save your life or the life of someone you love. Dr. Virginia Livingston-Wheeler has succeeded in devising a scientifically rational program for the prevention and treatment of cancer." Richard A. Kunin, M.D.

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