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Southwark 1951

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, Borough of]

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Infectious Disease Cases: Enquiries and Visits.
Total—461 as under:
Scabies 2 Food Poisoning 24
Scarlet Fever 150 Erysipelas 14
Diphtheria 13 Dysentery 172
Enteritis 2 Smallpox Contacts 53
Poliomyelitis 16 Meningococcal infections 13
Typhoid 2
Scarlet Fever cases kept at home: 118

Treatment of Verminous and Infected Articles.

Verminous articles treatedVerminous articles destroyedInjected articles treatedInfected articles destroyed
Beds20075113
Palliasses49210224-
Bolsters168325-
Pillows8027760-
Cushions150321-
Blankets1,737799-
Sheets503541-
Quilts56574-
Pieces14,3862146123

Scabies and Vermin Treatments.

ScabiesVermin
MalesFemalesMalesFemales
Lambeth cases203645104
treatments306847110
Southwark cases1945908384
treatments3589908391
L. C.C. Schoolchildren (Male and Female)951,978
treatments3732,669
Total treatments5954,125

Verminous Treatments from Hostels, Common Lodging Houses, etc. (Included in above.)

Males:Females:
Salvation Army Hostel24583, Blackfriars Road32
Rowton House, Churchyard Row28878, Camberwell Road16
Cecil House11
Rowton House, Vauxhall6Elizabeth Baxter Hostel
Marshalsea Road Common Lodging House10Hungerford Club5
90, Camberwell Road
Hungerford Club28196, New Kent Road1
Southwark casuals299Southwark casuals5
Totals87670