London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Willesden 1951

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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Shigella672
Salmonella25
Protozoa2
Negative2981
Total3680
Sputum:
T.B. (Smear)392
Other organisms25
Negative1646
Total2063
B.Pertussis:
Cough plate-
Post-nasal swab3
Negative18
Total21
Milk Examinations:
Pasteurised264
Other
Grades of milkSchools (pasteurised)Dealers' premisesTotal
PasteurisedT.T. pasteurisedSterilised
Samples134552537251
Satisfactory129472537238
Unsatisfactory5813
Second sample taken—all satisfactory
Ice Cream Tests:8
Grade 16
Grade 22
Grade 3-
Grade 4-
Water Examination:
Domestic supplies, etc.1
Satisfactory1
Unsatisfactory
Swimming pools67
Satisfactory67
Unsatisfactory
Miscellaneous :1110
Total:,6924

Uncleanliness and Scabies
There was a further reduction in the number of cases and attendances at the scabies and lice treatment
centre. The number of cases in 1951 was 56 per cent. of 1950 and the number of attendances 50 per cent.
The Council are considering alternative arrangements for this service because the local hospital management
committee require the building for hospital purposes.