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Saturday 27 August 1994 23:02 BST

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JOHN Emsley's report on Linus Pauling ('Expert on molecules', 21 August) says of his claims about vitamin C that 'the weight of scientific evidence was against him'. But, as to cancer, for example, a test of 30,000 people reported in the Lancet on 28 November 1981 did support his claims. The famous Mayo Clinic trial was invalid; the patients had previously received cytotoxic drugs.

Sir Thomas Bazley, Cirencester

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