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All Documents 198 items

101. Letter from Linus Pauling to John T. Edsall

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102. Letter from Linus Pauling to Richard Morgan

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103. The Future of Enzyme Research [Edsel B. Ford Lecture]

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104. Letter from Linus Pauling to Warren M. Sperry

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105. The Molecular Basis of Genetics

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106. Letter from Linus Pauling to Sidney L. Halpernin

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107. Note on Possible Physiological Effects of Cosmic Rays

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108. Letter from Willard F. Libby, United States Atomic Energy Commission to Linus Pauling

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109. Letter from Linus Pauling to Willard F. Libby, United States Atomic Energy Commission

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110. Letter from Linus Pauling to The White House

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111. Health Hazards of Radiation

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112. An Appeal by American Scientists to the Governments and People of the World

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113. Debate with Pauling: Dr. Teller says Underground H-tests Safe

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114. Current Opinion: Molecular Disease

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115. Letter to the Editor of the New York Times

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116. Letter from Vivian H. Head to Linus Pauling

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117. Letter from Linus Pauling to Vivian H. Head

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118. Molecular Structure in Relation to Biology and Medicine

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119. Molecular Disease

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120. Letter from Linus Pauling to Graham DuShane, Science Magazine

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121. Letter to the Editor of the New York Times

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122. A Molecular Theory of General Anesthesia

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123. Letter from Linus Pauling to Cyril N. Hinshelwood

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124. Letter from Linus Pauling to Leo Szilard

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125. Memorandum from Linus Pauling to J. F. Catchpool

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126. Letter from Linus Pauling to Chauncey D. Leake

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127. Aging and Death

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128. Memorandum from Linus Pauling to J. F. Catchpool

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129. Outspoken Scientist

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130. Profiles in Science: Linus Pauling

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131. Letter from Linus Pauling to Graham DuShane, Science Magazine

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132. Comments on the Article 'The Fallout Scare', by Edward Teller with Allen Brown, Part 2 of a Series of Three Published in the Saturday Evening Post, February 3, 10, 17, 1962

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133. Chemistry of Mental Disease

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134. Telegram from Linus Pauling to John F. Kennedy, The White House

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135. Unjustified Action [Letter to the Editor of The Washington Post]

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136. The Molecular Nature of Mental Disease

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137. Molecular Disease and Evolution [Rudolf Virchow Lecture]

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138. Scientific Factors Bearing on World Problems: Abstract of Address before the California State Psychological Association Convention, December 14, 1962

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139. Letter from Linus Pauling to William B. Castle

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140. Speech given by Pauling at Nobel Ceremony in Oslo, Norway

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141. Science and Peace [Nobel Lecture]

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142. The Possibilities for Further Progress in Medicine Through Research

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143. Albert Schweitzer, Physician and Humanitarian

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144. Molecules as Documents of Evolutionary History

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145. Pauling's $1 Million Libel Bid Tossed Out

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146. Science and Humanism--Friends or Foes?

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147. Orthomolecular Psychiatry

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148. Letter from Linus Pauling to A. I. Oparin

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149. Orthomolecular Methods In Medicine

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150. Memorandum from Linus Pauling to Art Robinson

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151. For Autobiography

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152. Radio address on molecular disease

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153. Cold Sufferer Tries the Pauling Way [Review of "Vitamin C and the Common Cold" by Linus Pauling]

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154. Linus Pauling Feels Vitamins May Be Mental Illness Cure

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155. Letter from Linus Pauling to Robert C. Olby

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156. Vitamin C and the Common Cold: A Comment on the Review by Franklin C. Bing

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157. The FDA

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158. Pauling and Vitamin C [Review of "Vitamin C and the Common Cold" by Linus Pauling]

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159. Letter from Linus Pauling to the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)

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160. Ascorbic Acid and the Common Cold: Analysis of Controlled Studies Shows with Statistical Significance that this Vitamin has Protective Power

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161. Pauling Will Discuss Work on Vitamin C

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162. Viewpoint on Nutrition Tells Story on TV

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163. Ascorbic Acid and the Glycosaminoglycans: An Orthomolecular Approach to Cancer and Other Diseases

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164. Some Aspects of Orthomolecular Medicine

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165. Some Aspects of Orthomolecular Medicine (pages 1-25)

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166. Some Aspects of Orthomolecular Medicine (pages 26-29, References)

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167. Letter from Linus Pauling to Lewis Thomas

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168. The Molecular Basis of Biological Specificity

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169. Letter from Linus Pauling to David Davies, Nature Magazine

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170. Dr. Pauling Given Award Twice Denied in Nixon Era

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171. How Long Can People Live?

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172. Supplemental Ascorbate in the Supportive Treatment of Cancer: 1. Prolongation of Survival Times in Terminal Human Cancer

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173. On Fighting the Swine Flu [Letter to the Editor of the New York Times]

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174. The Effectiveness of the National Cancer Institute In Cancer Research and Development

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175. Orthomolecular Enhancement of Human Development

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176. Vitamin C and the Immune System

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177. Dietary Influences on the Synthesis of Neurotransmitters in the Brain

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178. Letter from Linus Pauling to Robert E. Olson

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179. Linus Pauling Rebuts New Mayo Study on Vitamin C

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180. What a Vitamin C/Cancer Study Proved [Letter to the Editor of the New York Times]

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181. Our Future Health

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182. Memorandum from Linus Pauling to Emile Zuckerkandl, Ewan Cameron, and Robert Paradowski

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183. The Future of Orthomolecular Medicine

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184. Progress in Megavitamin and Orthomolecular Science

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185. Progress in Megavitamin and Orthomolecular Science (pages 26-48)

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186. Progress in Megavitamin and Orthomolecular Science (pages 1-25)

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187. How To Get Everything You Need For 41 Cents A Day

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188. Linus Pauling: Portland's Nobel Prize Winner

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189. Linus Pauling: Portland's Nobel Prize Winner

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190. Letter from Linus Pauling to Paul A. Marks

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191. Suggested Clinical Trials of Vitamin C as an Adjunct to Other Prophylactic and Therapeutic Efforts to Control AIDS

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192. Letter from Linus Pauling to Elizabeth and Arthur M. Sackler

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193. Vitamin C and Quackery

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194. Linus Pauling: An Appreciation of a World Citizen-Scientist and Citation Laureate

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195. Senior Scientists Face Funding Hurdles, Mandatory Retirement

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196. My Love Affair with Vitamin C

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197. Linus Pauling's Rehab

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198. Better Living Through the Placebo Effect

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