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St Pancras 1938

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, Metropolitan Borough]

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Tubercle tests of milk 55
Tuberculosis—
Beds and bedding 92
Boarding out of children 92
Care Committee 89
Death rates by Wards 5,84
Deaths 3,81,85
Deaths by ages 81
Deaths by ages, Wards and sex 85
Dental treatment 91
Disinfection of rooms 89
Dispensaries 10
Dispensary sessions 86
Employment of Patients 92
Handicrafts Class 92
Health Visitors' visits 89
Housing 91
Institutional treatment 88
Interval from notification to death 82
New cases 81,88
Notification register 86
Officer's Report 88
Prevalence and fatality 84
Primary notifications 81
Provision of clothing 91
Public Assistance 90
Receipts and Payments Account 94
Residential treatment 90
Shelter 92
Special death reports and transfers 83
Staff 89
Summary of work 87
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Tuberculosis, continued—
X-ray work 89
Tuberculous patients—beds and bedding 92
Typhoid Fever 71
Underground rooms 47
Undeveloped area 2
Unemployed 7
University College Hospital Welfare
Centre 9,10,97,99,104
Unmarried mothers 11
Unsound food 58
Vaccination 68
Venereal disease clinics 10
Visiting of homes 108
Ward births and deaths 5
Washhouses and Baths 35
Water certificates 34
Water cut off 34
Water supply 34
Well water 34
Westripp, H. E. xiii
White, Dr. Burt xiii
Whooping cough 14,75
Whooping cough deaths 3,75
Winchester, E. W. xiii
Woolvin, J. T. xiii
Workplaces 38,41
X-ray work 89