Chungking, Jan. 13 The Chinese National Health Bureau is establishing "health stations" along the main highways and public hospitals in the principal cities in the south-west provinces, in order to take care of wounded soldiers and sick refugees and to conquer epidemics, states Dr. Yom Fu-ching, Director of the Bureau and former Director of the Shanghai Red Cross Hospital.
Dr. Yen announces that 14 "health stations" have already been establish. ed along the main highways, and it is hoped that a station may be established, eventually, every 70 kilometres along the road.
Within one year ten public hospitals have been opened in Yunnan province and eight in Kweichow province, while 20 are expected to be established shortly in Szechuen Province.
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"Health stations" have also been opened in Mongolia, Suiyuan, Ching-ha, Ninghsia and Sikong, Dr. Yen asserts, while 1,500 doctors have already graduated from the National
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