Cancer, Incorporated: The Inside Story of the Corruption, Greed & Lies of Big Pharma

“Cancer, Incorporated” by Moss critiques the pharmaceutical industry’s influence on cancer drug development and marketing, arguing that profit motives overshadow the quest for effective treatments. The book examines how Big Pharma manipulates drug production, resulting in minimally effective, unsafe, and overpriced medications. Moss discusses the industry’s corruption of oncology through the influence of key opinion leaders, contributing to a broader understanding of the complexities involved in cancer treatment. This work serves as an important commentary on the challenges posed by the pharmaceutical sector in addressing one of today’s most pressing health issues.