Vitamin C is an important vitamin. Since its discovery in 1937, it has been acclaimed as a possible preventive or cure for the common cold, the flu, and even cancer. Others believe vitamin C is harmful if taken in megadoses. As the controversy continues, facts and research results become increasingly important. This bibliography, which provides some sources for these facts and theories, is arranged alphabetically within four types of materials: (1) journal articles; (2) books; (3) newspaper articles; and (4) government documents. Entries, representing the 14-year period 1970 to 1983, are arranged consecutively from 1 to 290 within these categories. An attempt has been made to balance the references to popular articles and books with more technical ones, so that both the general reader and scientist can find something of interest. A subject index keyed to entry numbers is included. (BC)