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

Needham/NRI2/SCC2/315 contains:
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42	Correspondence between Lu Gwei-Djen and Colin Haycraft of the World University Library, London, about a book on 'Chinese Medicine' by Prof. P. Huard and Dr. Wong Ming [Huang Kuang-Ming] of Paris
43	Letter from Dr. A. H. Khan, Librarian of the Institute of the History of Medicine and Medical Research, Dehli, India, asking for material on medical ethics in ancient China, and copy of Joseph Needham's reply
44	Letter from Dr. Nils Bath in Peking, China, about sources for the history of Chinese medicine in Peking and the Kyungrak System, and copy of Joseph Needham's reply
45	Letter from Dr. Jutta Rall of the University of Hamburg, Germany, originally accompanying reprints of her papers relating to the history of medicine, and copy of Joseph Needham's reply
46	Correspondence with Dr. Lars Olander of Sweden, about his study of the history of Chinese medicine and his choice of a suitable research project
47	Letter from Prof. Ilza Veith of the University of California, San Francisco Medical Center, U.S.A. about the reissue of her book and an article in 'The Lancet'
48	Correspondence with Lyal Watson of University College Hospital Medical School, University of London, about the possibility of Joseph Needham delivering the Harveian Lecture to the Harveian Society in 1968
49	Letter from M. V. Smith of 'Murmur', the Cambridge University Medical Journal, about the publication of a presidential address delivered by Joseph Needham at a Leeds meeting of the British [Medical?] Association, 1967
50	Correspondence with Kwan Li-huen [??? / Kuan Li-Hsuan / Guan Lixuan] of Kowloon, Hong Kong, about his thesis on 'The Theory of Yin and Yang and the Five Processes in Traditional Chinese Medicine', and related documents
51	Letter from Prof. Edward L. Margetts of the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, to Lu Gwei-Djen, asking for a reprint of her paper with Joseph Needham, 'Records of Diseases in Ancient China'
52	Letter from Laurence S. Malin of Switzerland, about his interest in Chinese medicine and his study of tropical diseases
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