The Progress of Medical Education.

The foundation has continued its work in medical education by the publication during the past summer of Mr. Flexner's carefully prepared study of medical education in England, Germany and France. This forms an almost necessary supplement to the study of medical education in the United States and Canada, published two years earlier. The interest which has been displayed in this last bulletin, not only on this side of the water, but in England and in Germany, has been most gratifying. Following the suggestion of a number of those most actively interested in medical education and medical practice in Germany, an edition of the bulletin will be printed in German. The comment on this publication from those directly concerned with American medical education has well illustrated the widely separated points of view which now hold among those dealing with this matter. By one critic the defects pointed out in foreign medical