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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Acton 1918

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Acton]

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1918
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Table: TABLE 12.— Continued.

TABLE 12.— Continued.

Non-Pulmosary Tuberculosis.
Males8Females13
Situation of Disease.
Males.Females.
Glands2Peritoneum4
Hip2Spine2
Larynx1Knee-joint2
Pleura and Rib1Pharynx and Larynx1
Spine1Knee and Thigh1
Knee-joint1Septum1
Jaw and Arm1
Generalised1

Table: TABLE 13.DEATHS FROM MEASLES

TABLE 13.

DEATHS FROM MEASLES

St. Elmo Road1
Larden Road1
Newton Avenue1
Cunnington Street1
Hanbury Road1
Malvern Villas1
Bollo Bridge Road1

Table: TABLE 14.INFANT'S CONSULTATIONS.

TABLE 14.

INFANT'S CONSULTATIONS.

Priory SchoolsPalmerston Mission
Health Visitors Attendances9999
Number of children who attended349303
Number of attendances made by children33952,498
Children under 1 year of age157151
Children over 1 year of age192152
Ages of children who commenced attendance in 1918.
Priory SchoolsPalmerston Mission
Under 3 months8669
Between 3 and 6 months5018
„ 6 and 9 months1714
,, 9 and 12 months43
,, 1 and 2 years1929
„ 2 and 3 years2414
„ 3 and 4 years1320
,, 4 and 5 years1412
Of the above children
2 had attended for the first time in 1913.
11 „ „ „ 1914.
18 „ „ „ 1915.
59 „ „ „ 1916.
157 „ „ „ 1917.
405 „ „ „ 1918.