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The Morality of A.C. Ivy
Post contributed by Ansley (Crow) Smoll, winner of the AHC’s 2026 Undergraduate Research Award for her project “The Morality of A.C. Ivy: How One Man’s Stance on Medicine Explains the Largest Scam in Cancer History.” History often asks for a … Continue reading
Posted in 20th century, medical history
Tagged A.C. Ivy, Cancer, Cancer Research, Cancer Studies, ethics, Krebiozen, Nuremberg Code
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Exploring the A.C. Ivy Papers: Insights into Cancer Research and Medical History
Andrew Conway Ivy (1893-1978) was born in Farmington, Missouri. In 1913, at age 20, he received the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Pedology degrees from Missouri State Normal School. The research studies for his master’s degree (M.S., 1917) and … Continue reading
Posted in medical history, military history, resources
Tagged A.C. Ivy, Cancer Research, Cancer Studies, Krebiozen, Medical Discoveries
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