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Bethnal Green 1913

Report on the sanitary condition and vital statistics during the year 1913 together with the report of the Chief Sanitary Inspector

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Arrangements made for examination ofYes or No.At what Institution or Laboratory.Charge per examination.N umber of specimens examined during 1913.
(a)to the Council if the exam-nation is made in a Laboratory not staffed by the Co???s own officers.(b) to the Practitioner if any charge is made.
9. Examinationof Milk for
(a) micro - organisms other than tubercle bacilliYesClinicalResearch AssociationVarious—None
(b) dirt—————
10. Material in connection with food poisoningNo————
11. Pus, &c., for Gono-cocciYes———None
12. Hair, etc., for ring-worm, favus, &c.No————
13. Examination for pathogenic organisms of
(a) fæces––––(a) 2
(b) urineYesLister Institute––(b)–
14. Vomit or Fæces for occult blood ...NoNone———
15. Pleuritic and ascitic fluidsNoDo.———
16. Morbid tissues for malignant disease, etc.NoDo.———
17. Other materialsNoDo.———
18. Microscopical and chemical examina-tion of urineNoDo.—_——
19. Chemical examination of calculi, & c.NoDo,———
20. Chemical examination of test mealsNoDo.———
21. Any other examina-tionsYesClinical Rosearch Association Tuberculous Meat7/6——