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disease is a fascinating and important branch of epidemiology. But it is an extensive and intricate one, and I have no intention of attempting its discussion ; at all events, in its wider bearings. My object on the present occasion is much more restricted : it is to elicit an expression of opinion on the part of the members of this Society on two specific points connected with the wider subject. These are: 1st, The risk of the introduction of Yellow Fever into Asia that will attend the making and working of the projected Central American Inter-Oceanic Canal; 2nd, The measures that should be taken to lessen the risk of such a calamity. It seems to me, that the present is a suitable time to bring forward this matter ; for it is a matter which, in my humble opinion, is not only one of importance, but also one of urgency. Providentially, recent discovery has given it a hopeful and practical aspect which, but a few years ago, it did not possess. Whereas, formerly, we knew little or

The relation of the Panama Canal to the introduction of yellow fever into Asia : A paper read before the Epidemiological Society of London