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Lambeth 1914

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lambeth, Metropolitan Borough of]

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DISINFECTION STATISTICS.

For eight years prior, end twenty-two years subsequent, to the passing of the Notification of Infectious Diseases Act; and for the year 1914.

Yearly average for 8 years preceding the Notification Act, 1882-1889 (Parish).Yearly average for 11 years succeeding the Notification Act, 1890-1900 (Parish).Yearly average for 13 years succeeding the Notification Act, 1901-5 & 1906-13 (Borough)1914.
1901-5.1906-13.
No. of Cases in which Bedding, etc., has been disinfectedAt Home142.8240.816.61530.4*2661*
At Chamber452.82333.32337.02960.13324
No. of Cases in which Bedding, etc., has been destroyed45.7121.674.2103.660
No. of Articles of Bedding, etc., disinfected2253.215600.434632.423457.830121
No. of Articles of Bedding, etc., destroyed113.0489.4710.0357.4293
Premises disinfected and disinfectants supplied916.86191.711738.414203.921647
Infectious diseases dealt withNotifiable Non-notifiable...2408.52335.22034.94066†
...299.32260.84159.55277

*This number is increased for 1906 onwards, on account of bedding no longer being removed to the Disinfecting
Station as a routine in connection with Measles, Whooping Cough and Chicken-pox.
†Whooping Cough became compulsorily notifiable on January 1st, 1913, so that the figures for notifiable infectious
diseases for 1913 and 1914 are increased.
N.B.—The Statistics for 1901-1914 refer to the present Borough ; those for all previous years to the late Parish.