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City of Westminster 1929

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Westminster, City of]

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CONTENTS.
PAGE
Introductions v
General Statistics 1
Statistics and Social Conditions of the Area 2
Meteorological2
Population 2
BIRTHS 4
Deaths 14
Infantile Mortality 17
Common Lodging-Houses 21
Tables 8-20
Health Services for the Area, General Provision of 21
Staff 27
By-laws under the Public Health (London) Act, 189131
Infectious Diseases 31
Small-pox 32
Vaccination 33
Scarlet Fever 36
Diphtheria 36
Schick Test 36
Anti-toxin 38
Bacteriological Diagnosis 38
Enteric Fever 38
Measles 38
Influenza 38
Diarrhoea and Enteritis 39
Deaths from 39
Whooping Cough 39
Cerebro-spinal Fever 40
Poliomyelitis 40
Encephalitis Lethargica 40
Chicken-pox 40
Mumps 40
Plague, etc 40
Anthrax 40
Puerperal Fever 40
Puerperal Pyrexia 40
Ophthalmia Neonatorum 40
Bacteriological Laboratory 41
Tuberculosis 41
New cases (notified) 42
„ „ „ Tables 42-46
Deaths and non-notified deaths 46-48
Tuberculosis Dispensary 48
Dental Treatment
Returns (Ministry of Health table) 53-56
Cancer 57
Sanitary Circumstances of the Area 57
Water, Artesian Wells 57
Public Swimming Baths 58
Drainage and Sewerage
House Drainage ®®
New Drainage By-laws
New Sanitary Constructions
Water Closet Accommodation
Scavenging
Public Sanitary Conveniences
Sanitary Inspection of the Area
Statistical Table
Restriction of Rent Acts
Nuisances—Intimation, Statutory Notices, etc.
Rat Repression
Water Supply
Removal of Offensive Refuse
Lighting of Staircases in Tenement Buildings
Houses Divided into Separate Tenements
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