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St Pancras 1946

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

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Table: The following table gives information as regards diphtheria immunisation in the borough, and shows:—

The following table gives information as regards diphtheria immunisation in the borough, and shows:—

(a) Number of registered St. Pancras births each yearColumn 2.
(b) Number of St. Pancras children born in each year who have been immunised in the boroughHorizontal totals.
(c) Number of children immunised in the borough during each yearDiagonal totals.
(d) Number of children immunised, by age at time of immunisationVertical columns.
(e) Total children immunised in the borough.
(f) Ages at 31st December, 1946.

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Dysentery.
92 cases were notified during the year, all of which were St. Pancras residents. Bacteriological
examinations were made in 5 cases, and all other cases were diagnosed clinically. Eight
were subsequently held not to be Dysentery.