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

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Hampstead 1938

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

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Occupation.Pulmonary cases.Non-Pulmonary cases.
Children's Nurse1—
Civil Engineer1—
Civil Servant2-—
Clerk5—
Commercial Agent1—
Domestic63
Draughtsman1—
Entertainer1—
Hall Porter1—
Handyman1—
Housewife161
Kitchen-man—1
Laboratory Assistant—1
Labourer1—
Laundry-hand1—
Masseur1—
Mechanical Engineer2—
Milk Roundsman1—
Motor Driver1-
Musical Director1—
Nil3—
Nun1—
Nurse2—
Publican1—
Salesman1—
Saleswoman2—
Scholar14
Secretary2—
Shop Assistant1—
Student1—
Tailor1—
Typist1—
Waitress2—
Warehouse-boy—1
Totals7613

A survey of the statistics relating to Tuberculosis in Hampstead
in recent years reveals the fact that, according to the number of
notifications of new cases received, there has been a decrease, from