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Revision as of 08:40, 8 March 2011
Stanley Feldman and Vincent Marks, Global Warming and other Bollocks: the truth about all those science scare stories, 2009, including a chapter by Austin williams of the LM network
Contents
Affiliations
Health Watch founder member[1] | IEA Health and Welfare Unit published pamphlet.[2]
Publications
- Insulin Murders by Vincent Marks , Charles Nicholas Hales, Biochemical Society Staff, Association of Clinical Biochemists Staff, Royal Society of Medicine Press Limited, ISBN 1853157600 (1-85315-760-0)
- Panic Nation: Unpicking the Myths We're Told about Food and Health by Stanley A. Feldman, Vincent Marks London: Blake Publishing, Limited, John, ISBN 1844542718 (1-84454-271-8), 2005.
- Therapeutic Drug Monitoring by Alan Richens, Vincent Marks, Elsevier Health Sciences, ISBN 0443021627 (0-443-02162-7)
- Stanley Feldman and Vincent Marks, Global Warming and other Bollocks: the truth about all those science scare stories, London: John Blake, 2009.
- Marks, Vincent. Is British food bad for you? London: Health and Welfare Unit, Institute of Economic Affairs, 1991.
Resources
- Martin Walker The Company Director: Dr Vincent Marks, Chapter Twenty Eight: DIRTY MEDICINE
Notes
- ↑ From the back cover of Stanley Feldman and Vincent Marks, Global Warming and other Bollocks: the truth about all those science scare stories, London: John Blake, 2009.
- ↑ Marks, Vincent. Is British food bad for you? London: Health and Welfare Unit, Institute of Economic Affairs, 1991.
