The Cancer Machine - Petteruti, Stephen
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In a story that could be ripped from the headlines, a small group of outcasts discovers the penicillin of cancer. Despite the breakthrough having world-changing repercussions, there are those in power who want to bury it before it ever sees the light of day. Anton Thresher is used to going against societal norms. He even enrolls in a small Maine college instead of following his family legacy at the prestigious Harvard Medical School. When the prodigal son, who knows genius comes in all forms, connects with Lisa, a lonely waitress at a local café, the two form an unconventional working…mehr

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In a story that could be ripped from the headlines, a small group of outcasts discovers the penicillin of cancer. Despite the breakthrough having world-changing repercussions, there are those in power who want to bury it before it ever sees the light of day. Anton Thresher is used to going against societal norms. He even enrolls in a small Maine college instead of following his family legacy at the prestigious Harvard Medical School. When the prodigal son, who knows genius comes in all forms, connects with Lisa, a lonely waitress at a local café, the two form an unconventional working relationship. With the help of his skirt-chasing roommate, Todd Freeze, and an arrogant senior resident, DL, Anton discovers the miraculous therapeutic effects of a plant compound in cancer patients. Anton thinks this could be the first step in eradicating cancer but finds that he has trusted the wrong person. Now, the friends have to go on the run from an elite assassin and the sinister agents of a corporate conspiracy. Dr. Stephen Petteruti channels his own experiences with the medical establishment into a bitterly realistic thriller about corporate avarice and moral failings.
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Dr. Stephen Petteruti shares quite a few similarities with his protagonists. Petteruti has spent his career fighting medical dogma and administrative apathy. Petteruti and his wife, Shannon, run Intellectual Medicine 120, a clinic dedicated to advanced medicine and antiaging therapies. Petteruti graduated from Tufts University with a degree in English literature. He worked as a quahogger before completing medical school at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. Petteruti then spent seven years as an army medical officer. Petteruti enjoys his work almost as much as he enjoys spending time with his wife and seven children.