Title: So much for convention
Product review: Peter Duesberg has certainly paid his dues for daring to challenge the orthodox assumptions of oncologists, virologists, and other scientists and medical professionals. Harvey Bialy, a friend and colleague of Duesberg's, and a poet as well as a scientist, has given us a lucid account of the career of this maverick, whose questioning of the conventional wisdom regarding the causes of cancer and AIDS have resulted in the sort of backlash -- ad hominem, shrill, and unrelenting -- that would make any impartial observer conclude, "Hey, there must be something to what he says!" And yes, there is, and Bialy lays it out for scientist and lay reader alike in clear, compelling prose.
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