Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]
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Quarter ended— | PUBLIC VACCINATOR | workhoose. | Totals. | Births Registd. | |||
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Primary Cases. | Re-Vacci-nation. | Primary Cases. | Re-Vac-cination | Primary Cases. | Re-Vaccination. | ||
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The following Table exhibits the weekly progress in London of the existing epidemic of small-pox, and is continued from page 8 of my Report lor the Quarter ended 1st July, 1882.
1882. Week ending | Deaths. | Number of Patients in the Asylum Hospitals. | |||
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„ 10 | |||||
The week ended July 1st, was the first since November, 1879, in which no
fatal case of small-pox was registered within registration London. The average
weekly number of deaths from this disease in the corresponding week of the last
ten years was 22.