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Finsbury 1942

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Finsbury Borough]

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The attendances at the various Treatment Centres and Clinics have shown a considerable expansion during recent years and there were record attendances in most Of them during 1942, as shown the following table.

ATTENDANCES &C. AT TREATMENT CENTRES AND CLINICS.
CLINIC1939194019411942
No. of SessionsNo. of New CasesTotal No. AttesNo.of sessionsNo. of New casesTotal No. AttesNo. of SessionsNo. of New CasesTotal No. AttesNo. of SessionsNo.of New CasesTotal No. Attes
FOOT CLINIC4855382241617430262851047023438336554600
DENTAL CLINIC1485192139189705283318769429433129073858
SOLARIUM34459569105064748101415453726747377213154
WOMEN'S CLINIC6513363863120506196220349186502
TOTALS1042178511928137517291406811311679127561667252022114

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