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St Pancras 1953

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

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Acute influenzal pneumonia 24
Acute primary pneumonia 24
Ambulance facilities 13
Analyst, Public 10
Anterior poliomyelitis and polioencephalitis 24
Area of borough, wards, open spaces 11
Bacteriological examinations 32
Bakehouses 39
Births—
Notification of 15
Rates 15
Registered live 15
Registered still 15
Bodies received at mortuary 37
Cerebro-spinal meningitis 24
Child life protection 50
Children, illegitimate, care of 50
Cleansing and disinfecting station 30
Clerical staff 9
Climatological summary 14
Committees, members of 8
Coroner's Court 37
Daily guardians 50
Day nurseries 50
Deaths—
Classification with age distribution 17
Infantile by causes, age and ward
distribution 18
Number and rate, all ages 16
Puerperal 21
Rate, infants under 1 year of age 16
From tuberculosis 21, 52
Dental treatment 46
Diphtheria 24
Diphtheria immunisation 24
Disinfection 32
District inspectors 9
District nursing associations 48
Dysentery 25
Encephalitis lethargica 26
Enteric or typhoid fever 26
Erysipelas 26
Factory inspectors, visits by 39
Food inspection and supervision 41
Food inspectors, visits by 41
Food legislation 43
Food poisoning 26
Food sampling 41,42
Food summonses 45
Foreword 4
Health visitors 9
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Home helps 49
Home nursing 23
Hospitals in the borough 12
Housing applications 38
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Ice cream 42
Infantile mortality—
Causes, age and ward distribution 18
Rate 12, 16
Causes, since 1939 20
Inspectors, district, food, factory, housing 8, 9
Insulin, provision of 12
Inquests 37
Invalid Children's Aid Association 37
Legal proceedings 34, 35
Malaria 26
Maternal mortality 21
Maternity and Child Welfare: members of
Committee 8
Centres 12
Sessions and attendances 47
Maternity cases—provision of beds 49
Measles 26
Meat and other foods, visits made 42
Midwifery grants 48
Milk—
Licences granted 42
Purveyors on register 42
Mortuary 37
Notifiable diseases, list of 22
Notifications of births 15
Notifications of infectious diseases 23
Nurseries, day 50
Nursing in the home 48
Ophthalmia neonatorum 27
Population 11, 15
Post-mortem examinations 37
Premature infants, care of 49
Public Analyst 10
Public Health Committee, members of 8
Puerperal fever and pyrexia 27
Rat extermination 37
Sanitary inspectors, visits by 33
Scabies 27
Scarlet fever 28
Smallpox and vaccination 28
Social welfare 13
Staff of Public Health Department 8
Statistics, vital, from 1918 19
Statistics, vital, summary of 12
Still births 15
Tuberculosis—
Care Committee 60
Deaths 21, 52, 56
Dispensary staff 9
Notifications 52, 54
Prevalence and fatality 55
Times of sessions 57
Work carried out 58
Typhoid or enteric fever 26
Vaccination 28
Vaccinators, Public 10
Verminous conditions 31
Water supply 38
Welfare centres 12
Whooping cough 30
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