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• 2003From Exclusion to Expulsion: Mexicans and Tuberculosis in Los Angeles, 1914-194030 cited
• 2017"My Most Humiliating Jim Crow Experience": Afro-Modernist Critiques of Eugenics and Medical Segregation29 cited
• 2014The high-altitude research of Mabel Purefoy FitzGerald, 1911–1327 cited
• 2000The Disease of the Self: Representing Consumption, 1700-183026 cited
• 2010Habituating Individuality: The Framing of Tuberculosis and Its Material Solutions in Republican China22 cited
• 2008“The Red Man and the White Plague”: Rethinking Race, Tuberculosis, and American Indians, ca. 1890–195022 cited
• 2001“Who Is the Captain of All These Men of Death”: The Social Structure of a Tuberculosis Sanatorium in Postwar Germany20 cited
• 2003From miasma to asthma: the changing fortunes of medical geography in America16 cited
• 2019A Vital Mediation: The Sanatorium, before and after Antibiotics16 cited
• 2002"Live Clean, Think Clean, and Don't Go to Burlesque Shows": Charles Atlas as Health Advisor12 cited
• 2001Insurance against Germ Theory: Commerce and Conservatism in Late-Victorian Medicine11 cited
• 2005Tuberculosis and urban growth: Class, race and disease in early Phoenix, Arizona, USA11 cited
• 2003The Dearth of the Clinic: Lead, Air, and Agency in Twentieth-Century America8 cited