Samuel S. Epstein Papers, 1957-2007.

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Samuel S. Epstein Papers, 1957-2007.

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Collection includes information collected by Dr. Epstein on a variety of toxic substances, copies of depositions in court cases involving the effects of toxins, and testimony to the EPA and OSHA favoring banning and regulating harmful chemicals. Of his writings, the papers include articles (more than 270 of which are peer-reviewed), press releases and editorials as well as books he has written or co-written. Drafts, transcripts, video and audio tapes and related data document media interviews as well as speeches and lectures given at conferences.

18.75 linear feet, (15 boxes).

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Epstein, Samuel S.

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Samuel S. Epstein devoted his career to the study and identification of carcinogenic mechanisms in industrial pollutants, pesticides, cosmetics, food, as well as the entire range of environmental contaminants. He used his knowledge and experience to warn the public of risk, to advocate for regulation, to encourage cancer prevention measures, and to serve as an expert witness on the public's behalf in issues of toxic contamination and disease. Born in Middlesborough, Yorkshire, England on April 1...