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• 2007"Cancer as the General Population Knows It": Knowledge, Fear, and Lay Education in 1950s Britain46 cited
• 2016‘A matter of commonsense’: the Coventry poliomyelitis epidemic 1957 and the British public39 cited
• 2007Uncertain Enthusiasm: The American Cancer Society, Public Education, and the Problems of the Movie, 1921-196033 cited
• 2008Pillow Talk: Credibility, Trust and the Sexological Case History33 cited
• 2004Between Galen, Geddes, and the Gael: Arthur Brock, Modernity, and Medical Humanism in Early-Twentieth-Century Scotland29 cited
• 2007The “necessaries of life” in British political medicine, 1750–185025 cited
• 2006Parliament, Physicians, and Nuisances: The Demedicalization of Nuisance Law, 1831-185521 cited
• 2005"The Sexual State": Sexuality and Scottish Governance, 1950-198020 cited
• 2009The British Fight against Cancer: Publicity and Education, 1900-194817 cited
• 2006Cancer, Quackery and the Vernacular Meanings of Hope in 1950s America17 cited
• 2011Uses of Yearbooks: The Voluntary Hospitals Database16 cited
• 2014Regulating filth: cleansing in Scottish towns and cities, 1840–188015 cited
• 2005"Stop This Overwhelming Torment of Destiny": Negotiating Financial Aid at Times of Sickness under the English Old Poor Law, 1800-184013 cited