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Hampstead 1923

Report for the year 1923 of the Medical Officer of Health

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Pulmonary Tuberculosis. The following table shows the age distribution of persons dying from Pulmonary Tuberculosis in recent years:—

Year.Age Period.All Ages.
0-55—1515—2525—6565—
1913–1439549
1914–21042357
1915–1737348
1916–41137355
1917––2147169
1918111159375
1919–11339356
1920–2827441
1921–21047463
1922–11037250
1923––645–51
Totals11511145631614

Non-Pulmonary Tuberculosis. The age distribution of persons dying from Non-Pulmonary Tuberculosis in 1923 is as follows:—

Under 1 year1
2—5 years1
15—25 „3
45—65 „1
65—75 „1

Prevention, Treatment, &c.
Staff engaged on Tuberculosis Work. —The staff specially engaged
on work directly connected with Tuberculosis consists of the following:—
1.—Administrative Tuberculosis Medical Officer; the Medical
Officer of Health.
2.—Tuberculosis Medical Officer, a part-time Officer who acts
as an Assistant to the Medical Officer of Health for tuberculosis
work, whose report will be found in Appendix I.
3.—Lady Sanitary Inspector, the major portion of whose time
is occupied in visiting cases, inspecting home conditions, etc.