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Acton 1918

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Acton]

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1918
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TABLE 15.

ANTE-NATAL CLINIC.

Number of times the Clinic was held27
Number of expectant mothers who attended33
Number of attendances made by expectant mothers65
Numberof cases admitted to Acton Hospital7
Ante-natal Visits.
Number of mothers visited145
Number of visits paid to mothers441

TABLE 16.

INQUESTS.
Held in the District48
Cause of Death.
Suicide9Heart Disease9
Injury at Birth3Influenzai
Accidentally killed by a motor vehicle3Pneumonia4
Overloaded stomach2
Accidentally killed by an aeroplane propeller1Phthisis2
Ptomaine poisoning2
Scalds1Convulsions1
Burns1Status LymphaticusI
Fracture of Skull1Ruptured Aortic Aneurism1
Fall from Window1Diarrhoea1
Wilful Murder1
Deaths outside the District14.
Fractured Skull3
Suicide2
Burns2
Found drowned2
Run over by a train2
Pneumonia1
Heart Disease1
Phthisis1

TABLE 17.

BACTERIOLOGICAL LABORATORY.
251 Swabs from the throats and nose were examined :— 58 were positive and 103 were negative.
The specimens were from : —
Doctors private patients73
Hospital patients156
School contacts14
School sore throats5
Convalescent cases prior 10 school attendance3