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In several recent health scandals (asbestos, pesticides among others) it has been revealed that in several cases, « scientists » working for companies have been involved. Since then there has been lingering doubts about risks and their consequences, and a climate of suspicion has widened the gap between researchers and...
In several recent health scandals (asbestos, pesticides among others) it has been revealed that in several cases, « scientists » working for companies have been involved. Since then there has been lingering doubts about risks and their consequences, and a climate of suspicion has widened the gap between researchers and citizens.
Each of us is then confronted with these fundamental issues, with regard to life, death, health: who are we to believe? Who is telling the truth? What is being kept from us? Who benefits from science? Annie Thébaud-Mony signs here a committed and brave book.
Annie Thébaud-Mony is a sociologist, director of research Emeritus at the Inserm, associate researcher for the Scientific workgroup on work related cancers (GISCOP 93) at the University Paris-XIII. She is also part of citizen networks of struggle against industrial hazards. She is the author of Travailler peut nuire gravement à votre santé (La Découverte/Poche, 2008).
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