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Willesden 1950

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

Published
1951
Pages
24
Tables
25

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    VITAL STATISTICS.
    Live Births :TotalMaleFemaleWillesden Borough Council
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    Cause of Death :MalesFemalesTotal
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    Infant Mortality and Still-birth Rates by Wards.
    WardNo. of persons per Acre, 1948Combined rate, 1936-39Combined rate, 1940-45Reduction 1940-45 compared with 1936-39 (percentages in brackets)Combined rate, 1946-50Reduction 1946-50 compared with 1940-45 (percentages in brackets)Reduction 1946-50 compared with 1936-39 (percentages in brackets)Still-birth rate, 1946-50
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    Samples of milk taken by the Sanitary Inspectors from dealers in the district are also forwarded to the laboratory for examination. During the year 1950, the following work was carried out at the laboratory :
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    Uncleanliness and Scabies. Cases Treated at the Scabies and Lice Treatment Centre, Neasden Hospital.
    No. of new cases treatedTotal No. of attendances
    For scabiesFor lice and nitsTotalFor scabiesFor lice and nitsTotal
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    PREVALENCE OF, AND CONTROL OVER, INFECTIOUS AND OTHER DISEASES. Infectious Diseases—Number of Cases Notified and Confirmed.
    Number of cases confirmed (number notified in brackets)
    194819491950
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    Other Infectious Diseases Notified During 1950.
    DiseaseNumber confirmed (number notified in brackets)
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    Table 1
    YearPopulationNo. of New Cases (No. of Deaths in brackets)Case Rates (Death rates in bracketsPulmonaryNon-pulmonaryAll forms
    PulmonaryNon-pulmonaryAll formsPulmonaryNon-pulmonaryAll forms
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    Table 2.
    The pre- and post-war Tuberculosis Rates 1936-39—1946-50Decrease or Increase in the RatesDeath Rate 1946-50
    1936-391946-50
    WardPulmonary RateNo. of Pulmonary CasesCombined RateNo. of Non-pulmonary CasesPulmonary RateNo. of Pulmonary CasesCombined RateNo. of Non-pulmonary CasesPulmonary RateCombined RateAll FormsRate
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    SWIMMING BATHS.
    Swimming BathNo. of Samples TakenNo. SatisfactoryNo. Unsatisfactory
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    SANITARY INSPECTION OF THE AREA.
    Inspections :19501949
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    Action taken by the service of notices under Public Health and Housing Acts :19501949
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    Overcrowding.
    Licences to permit temporary overcrowding in excess of the permitted number— Section 61, Housing Act, 1936 :19501949
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    RODENT CONTROL.
    Rodent control has been carried out at the following properties :—19501949
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    Food Unfit foe Human Consumption.
    Meat:1950194919481938
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    FOOD AND DRUGS ACT, 1938—SECTION 14.
    Ice Cream Premises Registered :ManufactureStorage for Sale
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    Milk and Dairies Regulations, 1949.
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    TABLE I. Statement of Applications for Registration Received to 31.12.50.
    During 1949During 1950Totals
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    TABLE II. Summary.
    TradeNo. in BoroughApplications ReceivedCertificates IssuedDeferred or Refused
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    TABLE III. Report on Inspection of Food Premises During the Year Ended 31.12.50.
    Details of inspection of premises :
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    Details of Defects Found.
    Defects outstanding at 31.12.49Defects found during the yearTotal defectsDefects remedied during the yearDefects still outstanding
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    TABLE I. Number of Factories in the Borough.
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    Defects Found and Remedied in Non-mechanical Factories.
    Character of DefectNo. foundOutstanding 1949RemediedOutstanding 1950
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    Public Mortuary.
    During 1950 bodies were deposited at the Mortuary as follows:—
    From WillesdenFrom ActonTotal