Natalie Robins delves into the hidden truths and controversial aspects of society, often exploring themes of law, medicine, and freedom of expression. Her literary approach is characterized by meticulous research and insightful analysis, offering readers a profound understanding of complex societal issues. Robins's works are lauded for their journalistic integrity combined with a literary quality that captivates and provokes thought. Her writing probes the boundaries of human behavior and institutional systems.
Profiles New York senator and homeopathic physician Royal Samuel Copeland and his role in promoting homeopathic remedies in medical care and provides a study of homeopathy and its place in the history and practice of American medicine