London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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London County Council 1958

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for London County Council]

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Occasional crèhes 64
Occupation centres 100
(Premises) 50,101
Ophthalmia neonatorum 20
Orthodontics 117
Perinatal mortality 15
Physical condition of school children 104
Planning standards for centres 48
Pneumonia 7
Poliomyelitis 20, 71
Population 4
Premature babies 67
Premises 46
Prevention of illness 89,160
Problem families 144
Public health laboratory 38
Queen's Road diagnostic medical centre 48
Quadruplets (Div. 5) 132
Recuperative holidays 89, 98, 161
Recuperative holiday homes 51
Residential establishments for young
children 64
River pollution 43
Safety in sewers 44
Sanitary inspection 39
Scabies 110
School dental service 115, 165
School health service 102, 164
School meals 45,105
School medical inspection arrangements,
review 106
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School treatment centres 111
(Premises) 48
Scientific branch 42
Sewage treatment 43
Slum clearance 38
Spastic children (Div. 1) 124
Special home helps 70,153
Speech therapy 101, 113
Staff 79 (Ambulance), 119, 182
Stillbirths 4
Sunday cinema grants 161
Swimming baths 45
Toxaemia of pregnancy 147
Trade waste discharges 43
Training student health visitors 119
Tuberculosis 27,158
Tuberculous milk 39
(care committees) 27,160
Unmarried mothers 6, 65, 144
Vaccination 71,154
Venerea] diseases 90,161
Vision tests 105
Visitors 123
Vital statistics 3, 4
Water sampling 44
Weather 24
Welfare Committee establishments 41
Welfare foods 63
Whooping cough 20, 71
Woodberry Down health centre 47, 130, 141
References to local activities in the sphere of health education, mental health education, home making
courses, problem families, vaccination against poliomyelitis, etc., will be found in the divisional medical
officers' reports, pages 124-140.
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