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Hampstead 1924

Report for the year 1924 of the Medical Officer of Health

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Tuberculosis Medical Officer as a " suspect," should be sent to such
a school until the suspicion is removed or the reason for the delicacyascertained.

The number of cases notified in recent years is as follows:—

Year.Persons newly notified.
Pulmonary Tuberculosis (Voluntarily notifiable 1902; Compulsorily notifiable 1912).Non-Pulmonary Tuberculosis (Compulsorily notifiable from 1st February, 1913).Total.
191324456300
191414230172
191517248220
191619351244
191725652308
191829170361
191916548213
192011853171
192110355158
192210134135
19238836124
192410025125

At the present time 72 discharged soldiers suffering with tuberculosis
are resident in Hampstead. The number of cases of tuberculosis
known to the Department at the end of 1924 totals 842—647 pulmonary
and 195 non-pulmonary.

Occupations. The following is an analysis of the occupations of the new cases notified as tuberculous during 1924:—

Occupation.Pulmonary Cases.Non-Pulmonary Cases.Occupation.Pulmonary Cases.Non-Pulmonary Cases.
Army and Navy Pensioners5Labourers4
Laundress1
Artists3Leather Worker1
Bootmaker1Messenger1
Bricklayer1Motor Bus Driver1
Carpenter1Nurse1
Case Maker1Plumber1
Chartered Accountant1Police Constable1
Chauffeurs21School Children37
Clerks71Shop Assistants6
Commercial Traveller1Shop Keepers2
Directors2Solicitors2
Domestic Servants122Sorter, Post Office1
Draughtsman1Storekeepers2
Dressmakers11Student1
Factory hands2Teacher1
Fireman on railway1Ticket Collector1
French Polisher1Undertaker1
Gardener1Violinist1
House Painters2Waitress1
Housewives182No occupation66
Journalist1
Laboratory Assistant110025