Academic Publications.
Books
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The Cancer Problem: Malignancy in Nineteenth-Century Britain, (Oxford University Press, 2021)
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Cold, Hard Steel: The Surgical Stereotype Past and Present, (Manchester University Press, 2022)
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Feelings and Work in Modern History: Emotional Labour and Emotions about Labour, (Bloomsbury, 2022), co-edited with Alison Moulds
Articles
Academic
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'Racing Pulses: Gender, Professionalism, and Healthcare in Medical Romance Fiction, History Workshop Journal, forthcoming
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‘Gender & Pain in Nineteenth-Century Cancer Care’, Gender and History, (March 2020)
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‘A Small Cemetery: Death and Dying in the Contemporary British Operating Theatre’, Medical Humanities, (July 2019)
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Mapmaking and Mapthinking: Cancer as a Problem of Place in Nineteenth-Century England’, Social History of Medicine, (October 2018)
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‘Pathology of Progress? Locating the Historiography of Cancer’, British Journal for the History of Science, (December 2016)
Medical Press
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'Has COVID-19 put practitioners back in touch with their reasons for becoming healthcare professionals?', BMJ Opinion, (April 2020)
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'Resilience in Surgery', British Journal of Surgery (March 2020)
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‘Sexism in Surgery: Little Has Changed’, BMJ Opinion, (January 2019)
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'The Emotional Side of Surgery', Journal for Trauma and Orthopaedics, co-written with Alison Moulds
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‘Doctors’ Wellbeing: Learning from the Past Can Help Improve the Future’, British Medical Journal, (October 2018)
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‘Surgery and Emotional Health’, Bulletin of the Royal College of Surgeons, co-written with Alison Moulds, (September 2018)
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‘Operating with Feeling: Emotions in Contemporary Surgery’, Bulletin of the Royal College of Surgeons, (January 2018)
Book Chapters
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'"A Rebellion of the Cells": Cancer, Modernity and Decline in Fin-de-Siecle Britain', in Sally Shuttleworth, Melissa Dickson and Emilie Taylor-Brown (eds.), Progress and Pathology: Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century, (Manchester University Press, 2020)
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'The Pre-History of the Paleo Diet: Cancer and Dietary Innovation in Nineteenth-Century Britain', in David Gentlicore and Matthew Smith (eds.), Proteins, Pathologies, and Politics, (Bloomsbury, 2018)
