Some impressions of Sungei Buloh Leper Hospital under Japanese occupation.

The Conference was, ·at this time, a peculiarly appropriate one. It met at a stage in which many of our ideas about the disease are in the melting pot. It represented the resumption, after the preoccupations of a world war, of international linkage against leprosy. In its friendly atmosphere and well-planned arr!l.llgements it achieved a number of significant contributions both to mutual understanding and to the furtherance of our control of the disease.