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This book offers readers a unique way to sort through the rhetoric that accompanies questions of science and health. Surprisingly, the answers are not to be found in more and better scientific research. Better studies can reduce - but not eliminate - our uncertainty about chemic…
The editor of the Cato Institute's public policy Regulation magazine provocatively proposes that pragmatists, interventionists, and skeptics alike let market forces act as the sorting mechanism for weighing health risks from chemical exposures. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Por…