Quacks and Crusaders: The Fabulous Careers of John Brinkley, Norman Baker, and Harry Hoxsey
book · 2002
SUMMARY
Academic history (University Press of Kansas) that situates Brinkley alongside two contemporaries, Norman Baker and Harry Hoxsey, as commercial medical promoters of the interwar United States. Cited here as a scholarly secondary reference for the regulatory and cultural context of Brinkley's practice and its disconfirmation. ISBN confirmed via Open Library.
NOTES
Juhnke’s monograph places Brinkley within a cohort of interwar American medical entrepreneurs and analyzes the regulatory and media response that ended their practices. It supports this case’s framing of Brinkley as one instance of a recurring commercial pattern rather than an isolated figure.