Janus: Papers of Joseph Needham as a historian of Chinese science, technology and medicine

Needham/NRI2/SCC2/315 contains:
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96	Letter from Anna Merton in Ross-shire, Scotland, to Joseph Needham and Lu Gwei-Djen, thanking them for advice for her dissertation on 'The Significance of Traditional Medicine in Post Revolutionary China'
97	Correspondence with Ilza Veith of the Department of the History of Health Services, University of California, U.S.A., about her forthcoming lecture at the History of Science and Medicine Institute in Cambridge, and other matters
98	Letter from Dr. David Sobel of the Institute for the Study of Human Consciousness, U.S.A., inviting Joseph Needham to contribute an article for a book entitled 'Ways of Health', and copy of Needham's reply
99	Letter from Dr. Martin Ware of the 'British Medical Journal' asking for Joseph Needham's help in sending reporters to China to do articles about the progress of medicine there, and related documents
100	Letter from Dr. S. M. Quereshi of the journal 'Eastern Medicine', introducing the journal and inviting a contribution, and copy of Joseph Needham's reply
101	Copy of a letter from Joseph Needham to Peter [Lisowski?] suggesting a Chinese motto for the Hong Kong Medical Association, and related notes
102	Letter from John J. Kao of the 'American Journal of Chinese Medicine', introducing the work of the journal, and related documents
103	Letter from Dr. Henry Pang of the City Health Centre, Canberra, Australia, about his project on 'Health-care and physical education in the People's Republic of China', and related documents
104	Letter from Jason Y. Hall of London, asking for advice on his work on the history of phrenology and physiognomy in relation to neurology, and copy of Joseph Needham's reply
105	Four letters from Dr. Simon S. Brook of Cambridge, about his work on 'The East-West Titration with Chinese Pictorial Pathology at Guy's Hospital', and related documents
106	Letter from Dr. Joseph R. Quinn of the John E. Fogarty International Center for the Advanced Study in the Health Sciences, U.S.A., accompanying a list of publications of their 'Geographic Health Studies Project', and copy of Joseph Needham's reply
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