London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Greenwich 1945

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Greenwich Borough]

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INDEX—continued
Page
L
Laboratory Work 11
M
Marriages 9
Maze Hill Clinic 14,15
Measles 26
Meat Surrendered 23, 24
Milk, Analysis of 25
Milk—Bacteriological Examination
25
Milk Supply 24
Milk (Special Designations)
Order, 1936 24
N
Notices, etc. 17
Notifications 12,26-30,32
Nurseries 16
O
Ophthalmia Neonatorum 28
Overcrowding 22
P
Persons Cleansed 30
Pharmacy & Poisons Act,
1933 20
Pneumonia 28
Population 7
Post-Natal Clinics 13
Post-War Housing Plan 21
Premature Infants, Care of 15
Preserved Food Premises 25
Public Health, Maternity and
Child Welfare Committee 3
Puerperal Fever 27
Puerperal Pyrexia 28
R
Rateable Value 7
Rates, Births and Deaths 8
Rat Repression 18
Refuse Disposal 18, 19
Rent & Mortgage Interest
(Restrictions) Act 19
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S
Sanitary Work—Summaries,
etc. 17
Scabies 27, 30
Scarlet Fever 28
Scavenging and Refuse Disposal
18, 19
Sewers—Baiting of 18
Sheets—Supply of for Expectant
Mothers 15
Shops Act, 1934 17
Smallpox 26
Staff of Public Health Department
11
Statistical Tables Appendix
T
Tuberculosis 29
Tuberculosis Allowances 34
Tuberculosis Care Committee 33
Tuberculosis Dispensary—
Returns 32, 33
Tuberculosis Officer's Report 32-34
Typhoid Fever 28
U
Uninhabited Houses 7
Unsound Food 23, 24
V
Vaccination 35
Verminous Children 30
Verminous Premises 30
Vital Statistics 8, 9, 10 &
Appendix
W
War Damaged Dwellings 17, 21
War-time Nurseries 16
Water Supply 19
Whooping Cough 26
Workshops and Factories 17
X
X-Ray Examinations 33
Z
Zymotic Diseases 28