Abstract
<h3>ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE</h3> Ten years ago the Annual Report of the Public Health Service used to be received in the headquarters of the American Medical Association some six months after the end of the fiscal year. On Sept. 6, 1949, the Annual Report of the Federal Security Agency, Public Health Service, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1948, was received. This report is now fourteen months old; although it contains information of great importance to the nation, much of it is already stale news. Facts mentioned in the report of Q fever studies (page 311) long ago appeared in the newspapers, and some of them have already been modified by later studies. The fact that experimental Q fever vaccine is available for distribution for experimental use should have been given more prompt and wider publicity than this report provides. Announcement now of
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