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St Pancras 1927

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, Metropolitan Borough]

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SMALL-POX.
No case of this disease was notified in the Borough during the year. A number of
is were reported from time to time to have been in contact with cases of small-pox
ing in other Metropolitan Boroughs or elsewhere. When possible, such persons were
ated and kept under observation until the incubation period was concluded.

"VACCINATIONS.

1st January to 31.s/ December, 1926.

Number.Percentage of Births registered.
North.East.West.South.Whole BoroughNorth.East.West.South.Whole Borough
hs registered695100978216554141100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0
d, nnvaccinated324241841994.64.25.25.14.8
ces&fully vaccinated319491394880208445.948.750.453.1503
smallpox
jsceptible of vaccination11350.2010.20.1
eived certificate of contentious objection313334301443139145 .033138.526.733 .6
fcponed by medical certificate457160.40.60.50.4
red to known address in other istricts95841101811.35.70.56.54.4
t sight of by removal1667321212362.36.64.27.35.7
vaccinated and not accounted or in previous columns51257290.71.20.60.60.7

The corresponding figures for the past ten years are as follows : —

Year.Births.Successfully Vaccinated.Per cent.Conscientious Objections, and Children otherwise escaping Vaccination.Per cent.
19173664158143.1101427.7
19183338128138.493227.9
19193874173344.7115529.8
19206086269344.3211834.8
19215102208540'9193437.9
192248812260463177536.4
19234682249153.2144430.8
19244398225451.3135530.8
19254121198848.2152937.2
19264141208450.3142034.3

SCARLET FEYER.
The number of cases notified was 527, as compared with 432 during the previous year,
is subsequently ascertained that 29 cases had been incorrectly diagnosed. The actual
ber of cases was therefore 498. Two deaths occurred ; this equals a case mortality of 0.4
ent.