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Greenwich 1924

The annual report made to the Council of the Metropolitan Borough of Greenwich for the year 1924

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Quarter ended 27th September, 1924.

Under 1.1 to 5.5 to 15.15 to 25.25 & overTotal.
East Greenwich319161140
West Greenwich41913137
St. Nicholas, Deptford22
Charlton1141025
Kidbrooke11
Total8544012105

Quarter ended 3rd January, 1925.

Under 1.1 to 5.5 to 15.15 to 25.Total.
East Greenwich-22-4
West Greenwich-11-2
St. Nicholas, Deptford-----
Charlton-31-4
Kidbrooke-----
Total-64-10
Total cases in year = 1,874.

Zymotic Enteritis or Epidemic Diarrhoea.—Fifty-three
cases of Diarrhoea were notified throughout the whole of the
Borough, 28 being under one year of age and 25 between one and
five. Twenty-three of such notifications related to patients in East
Greenwich, 23 in West Greenwich, 4 in St. Nicholas and 3 in
Charlton.
There were 12 deaths ascribed to this disease.
Whooping Cough.—This disease was made permanently notifiable
as from 1st November, 1921.
Four hundred and ninety-eight cases were notified (compared
with 329 in 1923), (54 being under one year of age, 270 from one to
five, and 164 from five to fifteen, the districts concerned being
East Greenwich, 321; West Greenwich, 42; St. Nicholas, 24;
Charlton, 110; and Kidbrooke, 1. Each of these cases was visited
and leaflets and instructions left, together with verbal advice
lespecting the isolation and care of the patient.