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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

Southwark 1932

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

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Table: TABLE 41.SHOWING THE NUMBER OF ATTENDANCES AT THE SCHICK CLINIC, 1932.

TABLE 41.

SHOWING THE NUMBER OF ATTENDANCES AT THE SCHICK CLINIC, 1932.

A.
Schick Test.New Cases.
Number Tested.Protection Inoculation given without Test.
Children, 0-567Children, 0-566
Children, 5-1483Children, 5-141
Adults-Adults-
Old Cases (Reading of Schick Test).
Immune.Susceptible.
Children, 0-511Children, 0-542
Children, 5-1439Children, 5-1440
Adults-Adults-
Miscellaneous Readings.
Children, 0-514
Children, 5-144
Adults-
B.
Protective Inoculations given to old Cases.Cases.Inoculations.
Children, 0-5122120 had3
1 do.4
1 do.5
Children, 5-144541 had3
2 do.4
2 do.r U
C.
Number Re-Tested after 3 months.Found Immune.
Children, 0-598Children, 0-588
Children, 5-1453Children, 5-1447
Adults-Adults-
Found Susceptible.Miscellaneous Readings.
Children, 0-51Children, 0-59
Children, 5-143Children, 5-143
Adults-Adults-
Total Attendances.
Children, 0-5640
Children, 5-14376
Adults—Total1,016