fashion and trends in which young women wanted to be thin and wrote that "the long-for slender and boyish figure is becoming a menace." Hutchinson was attacked by vegetarians. For example, Kellogg's Good Health journal described Hutchinson as a "beef drunkard and propagandist of the most pronounced type." Selected publications The Gospel According to Darwin (1898) The Cancer Problem (1900) Studies in Human and Comparative Pathology (1901) Instinct and Health (1908) Fat and Its Follies (1909) Preventable Diseases (1909) Conquest of Consumption (1910) Exercise and Health (1911) The Child's Day (1912) Common Diseases (1913) Civilization and Health (1914) The Doctor In War (1918) A Handbook of Health (1922) References Further reading Anonymous. (1919). Dr Woods Hutchinson Attacks Vegetarians. Good Health 54: 130–131. George Howard Jackson. (1909). The "Cleverness" of Dr. Woods Hutchinson. Physical Culture 22: 218–222. Aaron Bobrow-Strain. (2008). White bread bio-politics: Purity, health, and the triumph of industrial baking. Cultural Geographies 15 (1): 19–40. External links 1862 births 1930 deaths 19th-century English medical doctors 20th-century English medical doctors Critics of vegetarianism Academics of the University of London English eugenicists English science writers English expatriates in the United States High-fat diet advocates People from Selby University of Iowa faculty University of Michigan Medical School alumni William Penn University alumni