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[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, London, Borough of]
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VII.—REPORTS OF MEDICAL OFFICER
OF HEALTH.
REPORTS OF MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH, 1906.
In Addition to Annual, Quarterly and Weekly Reports.
Date
of Report.
Date of Committee
and
page on Minutes
SUBJECT.
1906.
1906.
Vol. 6.
Jan. 17th
Jan. 17th,
p. 270
Vol. 7
Upon the Personal Cleansing Station,
May 9th
May 9th,
p. 15
Upon the amendment of By-laws for houses
let in lodgings or occupied by members
of more than one family.
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p. 16
Upon the compulsory notification of Phthisis
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p. 19
Upon the notification of Births.
J une 27 th
June 27th,
p. 73
Upon Little Clarendon Street.
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p. 76
Upon the revised plans for the proposed
Working Class Dwellings on the Brantome
Place Area.
July 18th
July 18th,
p. 102
Upon the National Conference on the
prevention of Infantile Mortality.
Sept. 12 th
Sept. 12th,
p. 116
Upon the By-laws regulating the size of
soil pipes and vent pipes.
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p. 135
Upon the Courtyard of Goldington Buildings.
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p. 136
Upon the proposed provision by the London
County Council of a Bacteriological
Laboratory.
Oct. 3rd
Oct. 12th,
p. 169
Upon Nursery Milk.
Dec. 12th
Dec. 12th,
p. 232
Upon the notification of Births.
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p. 234
Further, upon Nursery Milk.
CONFERENCE ON INFANTILE MORTALITY.
At a National Conference on the prevention of Infantile Mortality held in
London 011 the 13th and 14th June, 1906, and presided over by the Right Hon.
John Burns, President of the Local Government Board, the following resolutions
were passed:—
A.—Births.
1.—That notification of all births be given within 48 hours to the Medical
Officer of Health of the district in which they occur.
2.—That, in view of the information submitted, the Conference is of opinion
that all still births should be notified within 48 hours to the Medical Officer of
Health of the District in which they occur, and thatj 110 burial should take
place without a medical certificate.
B.—Mothers.
1.—That 110 employer of labour shall permit a woman advanced in
pregnancy to engage in factory labour unless her ability therefor has been
certified to the satisfaction of the Local Authority.