The Work of Medical Women in India

"The work of Medical Women in India" by ^rMargaret Balfour, and Dr. Ruth Young, recently Published by the Oxford University press and with a foreword by Dame Mary Scharlieb, one of the pioneers Women's Medical work, contains a most vivid and interesting account of the endeavours made by women establish medical relief for the women of India, of the difficulties they met with and overcame, of the Sympathy and support forthcoming from many sources jjj India, and of the great growth of and the scope for "e work at the present time. The apology contained in the preface: "Lastly we ^'ould ask our readers to remember that the book has "een written in the intervals of our work, during weekerids and on journeys, and finally completed during our not very lengthy furlough" suggests more than any references to their own work in the book (for in it