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Wandsworth 1927

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wandsworth, Metropolitan Borough]

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24 Report of the Medical Officer of Health.
As this would involve many more home visits during an
epidemic of Measles, the Council on my advice agreed to engage
temporary Health Visitors for this service as required.
The bi-annual epidemic of Measles commenced late in the
year, and it was not found necessary to engage extra Visitors
until towards the end of December. The epidemic continued
for some months during 1928 and will be reported on in full
in next year's Annual Report.
Table XIV. shows the number of cases of infective diseases
which occurred in the individual elementary schools during the
vear.

TABLE XIV.

School.Diseases.
Scarlet Fever.Diphtheria.Measles.German Measles.Chicken-pox.Whooping Cough.Mumps.Ringworm.Other Diseases .Totals.
Clapham.
Aristotle Road————1—3—15
Bonneville Road31211—654679247292
Cavendish Road196——581219—6120
Cavendish Road Special1—1——————2
Christchurch————9552—21
Clapham Parochial, Old Town393—1————16
Clapham Parochial, Macau lay Rd.32————7——12
Haselrigge Road14365127612244219
Larkhall Lane71211733020233179
New Park Road227118814100334270
New Road11113--1210
St. Andrew's Street53--4——-—12
St. Mary's, Crescent Lane-2—-5—-——7
St. Mary's, St. Alphonsus Road—2———————2
Stonhouse Street57—-131469—3111
Telferscot Road113---131469214126
Putney.
All Saints'-11——1—-—3
Hotham Road9142-15586—12116
Huntingfield Road10211071890-2140
Parochial, Roehampton23--21014—-31
St. Mary's2311-610—1-33
Upper Grade—-1-2104——17
Carried forward1451018914392303487151981744