'Serum'
- Date:
- 1932-Jul 1970
- Reference:
- SA/CRC/N.4/3
- Part of:
- Cancer Research Campaign, formerly British Empire Cancer Campaign
- Archives and manuscripts
About this work
Description
Papers re claims of serum or blood tests used for cancer diagnosis, and serum as a cancer cure, invented by people from all over the world, particularly Dutch chemists Mr W H Kisjes and Dr G J van den Bovenkamp, and Dr P Neuda and Dr Rudolf Links, both of Vienna. Includes correspondence; articles; pamphlets; press cuttings; copies of patents. (This file contains the story of a German POW who claims to have a cure for cancer, but who may have been involved in war crimes during the Second World War)
Publication/Creation
1932-Jul 1970
Physical description
1 file
Finding aids
Archives and Manuscripts online catalogue
Languages
Where to find it
Location Status Access Closed stores