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Southwark 1930

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, Borough of]

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DIPHTHERIA.
There was a slight increase in the number of notifications from this
disease, although the deaths were lower.
Antitoxin is supplied free of charge, and 36 Phials of 4,000 units
have been supplied to Medical Practitioners in the Borough daring
the year.

TABLE 37.

Article.No. of samples purchased by Agents.Result of Analysis.Percentage of adulterated samples.
Genuine.Adulterated.
Butter29528962.0
Milk969244.2
Dripping575611.8
Pepper4242
Lard1818
Camphorated Oil1710741.2
Tea1616
Chocolate1515
Golden Syrup1111
Carbolic Ointment74342.9
Cheese88
Boracic Ointment54120.0
Zinc Ointment44
Sulphur Ointment33
Iodine33
Candy11
Bread and Butter11
Coffee and Chicory Extract11
Total600578223. 7.

TABLE SHOWING THE NUMBER OF ATTENDANCES AT
THE SCHICK CLINIC, 1930.
A
Schick Test. New Cases.
Number Tested. Protection Inoculation
given without Test.
Children, 0-5 27 Children, 0-5 16
Children, 5-14 78 Children, 5-14 1
Adults 1 Adults 1
Old Casks (Heading of Schick Test).
Immune. Susceptible.
Children, 0-5 4 Children, 0-5 23
Children, 6-14 29 Children, 5-14 40
Adults 1 Adults -
Miscellaneous Readings.
Children, 0-6 -
Children, 5-14 9
Adults -