Survey of Alimentary Symptoms and Signs in Young Children.

We consider that many of the ideas behind the Commission's Report may be sound, but that in its present form it is not only unacceptable but unworkable. Unless the rank and file of the profession wake up to the fact that their future is being held most precariously in the balance at this present moment, much, if not all, will be lost. At the moment the B.M.A. has the ear of the Minister of Health. The motives which move the B.M.A. may be sincere, but they are largely academic. It is the future of each member of the medical profession that is now being settled, and it is for each member of the medical profession to recognise his personal responsibility in the matter and to state now, clearly, loudly, and before it is too late, exactly what he wants.