Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
The annual report made to the Council of the Metropolitan Borough of Greenwich for the year 1923
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INDEX—continued. Page
Outworkers'Register 47
Overcrowding 59
Parasitic Diseases 18
Persons Cleansed 69
Polio-encephalitis 27
Polio-myelitis 27
Poor Law Relief 45
Population 11
Public Health Committee 1
Public Health (Condensed) Milk Regulations, 1923 61, 62
Public Sanitary Conveniences 69,70
Puerperal Fever 18,25,83
Pyaemia and Septicaemia 18
Rats and Mice (Destruction) Act, 1919 51
Remarks on Death Causes 16—20
Reproductive System 20
Respiratory System 20
Rheumatic Fever 18
Sale of Food and Drugs Act 64-66
Sanitary Work—Summaries, etc. 53-60
Scarlet Fever 17,24
Scavenging and Refuse Removal 50
School Clinic 43
Seamen's Hospital 45
Septic Diseases 18
Slaughterhouses 62
Small-pox 10,22,23
Smoke Nuisances 51,52
Sporadic Diseases 17
Staff of Public Health Department 70-72
Statistical Tables 7-10 and Appendix
Suffocation 20
Suicide
Syphilis 17
Tuberculosis 18,22,27,28
Tuberculosis Dispensary—Return of Attendances 38,39
Tuberculosis—Interim Care Committee 35-36 39,40
Tuberculosis Officer's Report 29-37
Typhoid Fever 17-24
Underground Bakehouses 64
Underground Rooms 59
Unwholesome Food 56
Uninhabited Houses
Urinary System 20
Vaccination Particulars 41
Venereal Diseases 17
Verminous Premises 59
Verminous Children 69
Virol 85
Vital Statistics11-21 and Appendix
Water Supply 62
Whooping Cough 26, 27
Workshops and Factories 47—.50
Zymotic Enteritis 17,26
Zymotic Diseases 16