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

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Southwark 1949

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, Borough of]

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There was a slight decrease in notifications of, and deaths from, Pulmonary Tuberculosis. Non-Pulmonary notifications and deaths showed practically no change from the previous year, although notifications were 22 less than in 1947.

Aoe Grouvs
0–1–5–10–15–20–25–35–45–55–65–Total
Pulmonary:
Primary NotificationsM.13221313241718207120
F.1323161113634264
New cases other than by formal notification.M.–1–––78657337
F.–1–––10126–3436
Totals1949284539415735263416257
1948298734625932202116270
Deaths:
Notified casesM.–––––2271111740
F.–––––21521314
Un-notified cases.M.––––––––1124
F.––––––11–237
Totals 1949–––––441314151565
1948111–38141412151685
Non-Pulmonary:
Primary NotificationsM.–1–––1–1––14
F.–1–1–21–1–17
New cases other than by formal notification.M.––1––1–––––2
F.––11––1––––3
Totals 1949–222–4211–216
1948–2316231–––18
Deaths :
Notified cases"M.––1––11––––3
F.––1––––––––1
Un-notified cases.M.––––––––––––
F.––––––––––––
Totals 1949––2––11––––4
1948–––––11–––13

TREATMENT & BATHING CENTRE
The work of disinfection and disinfestation carried out at
the above Centre was again extensive, involving as it does not
only the treatment of infectious and verminous premises, but