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IN the issue of the Journal of February 27, 1958, a British medical mission to Red China in the summer of 1957 was discussed, based on a report published in the Lancet by Dr. T. F. Fox, its editor and one of the participating physicians. Dr. Fox found that on the whole medical progress was satisfactory in Communist China and that the government was receptive to western ideas. He concluded that in medicine the common ground between East and West is great and that China's communism, unlike that of Russia, "has been one of compromise since the original bloody revolution . . .
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