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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

Heston and Isleworth 1918

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Heston and Isleworth]

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Table: Table III.—Shewing the number of SPECIAL CASES excluded, re-admitted, and under observation during 52 weeks ending 28th December, 1918.

Table III.—Shewing the number of SPECIAL CASES excluded, re-admitted, and under observation during 52 weeks ending 28th December, 1918.

Cases remaining excluded at 29-12-17.Cases coming under observation during 52 weeks under report.Cases excluded during52 weeks under report.sCases re-admitted during b2 weeks under report.Cases remaining excluded or underobservat'n at 28-12-18.No. of examinations made of cases during 52 weeks under report.Total No. days Attendances lost in cases exoluded for a known period.
1 a Ringworm, head640384151861690
„ body43131314108557
1 Other Diseases of skin27•3983813951412075756
2a Defective Vision128128
2 Other affections of Eye2191717273355
3a Carious Teeth112562180
3 Other dis. of throat, nose, etc.36235372115655
4 a Pulmonary Tuberculosis2222241540
4 Other diseases of Lungs940364051011084
5 Other forms of Tuberculosis154336129
6 Diseases of Heart & Circulat'n314911225984
7 Diseases of Nervous System4261518249578
8 Mental Conditions 15226
9 Physical Defects4221779
10 Diseases of Digestive System1312626150233
11 Other Diseases5138969762181535
12 Nitty & Verminous Conditions26867682203807
13 Other reasons16310118493
Totals7398677480754249116155