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Lewisham 1954

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

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TABLES

TABLESUBJECTPAGETABLESUBJECTPAGE
NO.Section ANO.Section C—continued
1Comparative statistics724Nuisances remedied —Housing Act32
2Causes of death by age groups825
Factory inspections34
3Deaths under one year1026Factory defects35
4Local sickness11
5Deaths by social class11Section D
6Causes of death by social class1227Demolition orders39
28Closing orders (s.ll)40
7Grouped causes of death by social class1329Closing orders (s.12)40
8Births, infant deaths, etc., by social class1430Clearance areas43
9Heart and circulation mortality1431Section E
Milk licences45
10General statistics from 19011632Analysis of milk45
33Icecream grading46
Section B34Icecream composition47
35Samples analysed48
11Disinfecting station1836Adulterated samples49
12Verminous conditions, etc.18
13Laboratory facilities20Section F
14Public mortuary2137Notified cases of infectious diseases52
15Rodent control21
16Rodent control—treatment of rivers2238Notifications of infectious diseases by age and sex53
17Prevention of damage by pests2339Analysis of certain diseases into divisional areas54
18Atmospheric conditions2640Infectious disease visiting55
19Water, chemical samples2941Poliomyelitis55
20Water, bacteriological samples2942Tuberculosis notifications and deaths56
Section C43Analysis of new cases of tuberculosis into divisional areas57
21Sanitary inspection3044Tuberculosis statistics58
22Summary of notices3145Mass radiography59
23Nuisances remedied —Public Health Act3246Immunisation against infectious disease60

GRAPH
Pulmonary tuberculosis death rates, 1931-54 56