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Medical Work in Tokio

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 13, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 2.

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Medical Work in Tokio

Dr. S. A. Lockwood writes that the prospect for medical work in Tokio is encouraging. Through their acquaintance with our Sanitarium in America and with our health foods, a number of missionaries are interested in the health and temperance work, and have expressed a desire that an institution be established. Dr. Kumashiro, the lady physician from Nagasaki, who has been keeping the Sabbath for three years, has left a flourishing practice, that she may study with our physicians, and become acquainted with their methods of treatment. She has several patients in Tokio who will enter the health home when it is opened. Dr. Lockwood has already had the privilege of speaking in Fukuyawa to a society of English-speaking students on tobacco and alcohol, and has been invited to take up other subjects with them as soon as their examinations are over.