This book review discusses "Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention" by David Schottenfeld (1975), a comprehensive review of cancer epidemiology and prevention. The book addresses various aspects of cancer, including general descriptive epidemiology, aetiologic agents, specific tissues, and prevention of disability. It is written by 22 chapters, each authored by different contributors, resulting in a diverse but uneven text. While some chapters provide in-depth analysis, others are more general or lack depth. The book lacks detailed discussion on specific screening techniques and their performance, and it does not adequately address morbidity recording, cancer registries, or statistical measures related to mortality. Additionally, the chapters on prevention of disability are more focused on patient management rather than prevention. The review also mentions "Ozone Chemistry and Technology: A Review of the Literature 1961–1974," edited by Joanne S. Murphy and Janet R. Orr. This book is an extensive review of ozone-related literature from 1961 to 1974, covering topics such as ozone generation, chemistry, commercial applications, pollution, and biological effects on plants. The book is structured into nine chapters written by various authors. Overall, both books provide valuable insights into their respective fields but have limitations in depth and coverage.This book review discusses "Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention" by David Schottenfeld (1975), a comprehensive review of cancer epidemiology and prevention. The book addresses various aspects of cancer, including general descriptive epidemiology, aetiologic agents, specific tissues, and prevention of disability. It is written by 22 chapters, each authored by different contributors, resulting in a diverse but uneven text. While some chapters provide in-depth analysis, others are more general or lack depth. The book lacks detailed discussion on specific screening techniques and their performance, and it does not adequately address morbidity recording, cancer registries, or statistical measures related to mortality. Additionally, the chapters on prevention of disability are more focused on patient management rather than prevention. The review also mentions "Ozone Chemistry and Technology: A Review of the Literature 1961–1974," edited by Joanne S. Murphy and Janet R. Orr. This book is an extensive review of ozone-related literature from 1961 to 1974, covering topics such as ozone generation, chemistry, commercial applications, pollution, and biological effects on plants. The book is structured into nine chapters written by various authors. Overall, both books provide valuable insights into their respective fields but have limitations in depth and coverage.