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THE WORK OF W.H.O. IN THE FIELD OF HUMAN REPRODUCTION

After nearly a week of almost continuous work the Group reported and among its many recommendations was one urging that WHO should convene a series of more specialist Scientific Groups to consider and report on specific aspects of the subject. Since that time, ten Scientific Groups have met in Geneva, the latest one in WHO's magnificent new building near the Palais des Nations. The earlier groups all dealt with matters of basic biology bearing on human reproduction, but later ones dealt progressively with more applied matters ; the last three Groups dealt with the three main methods of fertility control involving matters of biological principle.