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St Pancras 1946

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

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The following table gives particulars as regards vaccination in respect of children whose
births were registered in the Borough of St. Pancras from 1st January to 31st December, 1945.

Figures for 1946 are not yet available.

NumberPercentage of Births registered
NorthSouth-EastSouthwestWhole BoroughNorthSouth-EastSouthwestWhole Borough
Births registered2931,0121,2312,536100.0100.0100.0100.0
Successfully vaccinated1525407171,40951.953.358.255.5
Died, unvaccinated34246911.04.13.73.6
Had smallpox————————
Insusceptible of vaccination—1—1—0.1—0.0
Received certificate of conscientious objection9215422246831.415.218.018.4
Postponed by medical certificate9620353.10.61.61.4
Moved to known address in other districts122111673904.120.813.515.3
Lost sight of by removal133742924.43.63.43.6
Unvaccinated and not accounted for in previous columns122117504.12.01.31.9

Comparable percentages of successful vaccinations for previous years were:—

194033.4
194143.6
194254.7
194357.2
194455.5

Whooping Cough.
511 cases were notified by medical practitioners, of which 14 were not subsequently
confirmed. An additional 48 cases came to the notice of the department and were visited.
There was one death, a child between 1 and 5 years of age.
CLEANSING AND DISINFECTING STATION.
Cleansing.

The number of attendances at the Cleansing Station, Camley Street, was as follows:— (1) Scabies.

MenWomenChildren under 5SchoolchildrenTotal
St. Pancras5071,5505982,1354,790
Ex St. Pancras173312611673
No fixed abode22——4
Totals5261,5856102,7465,467