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Marylebone 1932

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

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CONTENTS.
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General Statistics 6-7 Deaths in relation to Disease 45, 74
Census, Tables 8-20 Diarrhceal Diseases 45
Natural and Social Conditions Infectious (Communicable)
of the Borough. Diseases 4-5
Sanitary Circumstances 21 Phthisis and other Tuberculous
Water Supply 21 Diseases 45
Drainage 21 Respiratory Diseases 46, 52
Combined Drainage 22 Cancer and Malignant Disease 4fi
Closet Accommodation 22 Accident, Suicide and Man-
Public Sanitary Conveniences 22 slaughter 47
Scavenging 22 Prevalence of and Control over In-
Removal of House Refuse 24 fectious Diseases 47, 75
The Crown Estate 24 Diphtheria and Membranous
Removal of Offensive Refuse 24 Croup 47
Sanitary inspection of the Borough 24 Schick Testing and Diphtheria
Staft 24 Immunization 48
Nuisances 25 Scarlet Fever 49
Inspections 26 Enteric Fever and Paratyphoid Fever 49
Nuisances—Legal Proceedings 27 Cerebro-Spinal Fever 49
Smoke Nuisances 27 Encephalitis Lethargica 49
Rat Repression 27 Polio-Myelitis 49
Pigeons 2a Polio-Encephalitis 49
Fouling of Footways by Dogs 28 Erysipelas 49
Premises and Occupations controlled Puerperal Fever and Puerperal
by By-laws and Regulations 28 Pyrexia 49
Business Premises 29 Measles and German Measles 50
Milk Premises 29 Whooping Cough 50
Slaughterhouses 29 Glanders and Anthrax 50
Offensive Trades 29 Smallpox 50
Premises used for Food Prepara- Vaccination 50, 77
tion 29, 37 Infectious Diseases in Schools 50
Ice Cream Premises 29 Ophthalmia Neonatorum 51
Butter, Margarine, etc., Premises 29 Influenza 52
Bakehouses 29 Pneumonia 52
Fried Fish Vendors and Fish Food Poisoning 52
Curers 30 Tuberculosis 52, 59
Factories and Workshops 30 Treatment 52
Inspections 31 Public Health (Prevention of
Defects found 31 Tuberculosis) Regulations, 1925 52
HomeWork 32 Public Health (Tuberculosis)
Registered Workshops 33 Regulations, 1912 (Notifica-
Other matters 33 tions 53
Rag Flock 33 Public Health (Tuberculosis)
Premises used for Human Habitation 33 Regulations, 1930 54
Houses let in lodgings 33 Prevention of 55
Common Lodging Houses 34 Care Committee 55
Underground Rooms 34 Bacteriological Diagnosis of 56
Premises that are not but should be Non-Pulmonary Tuberculosis 56
Registered 35 Work and Dispensaries 57
Food Stalls 35 Deaths 58
Food Localisation of Diseses 59
Milk Supply 35 Disinfection 60
Milk Analysis 35 Cleansing of Persons 60
Bacteriological examination of Bacteriological Examinations 48, 56, 60
Milk 35 Maternity and Child Welfare .. 61-63
Dairies Milkshops, etc. 36 Health Visitors 25.64
The Milk (Special Designations) Centres
Order 36 Ante-Natal Work 65
Milk (Mothers and Children) Dental Clinic 65,67
Scheme Massage Clinics 65
Foods other than Milk 3b Schick Testing, etc., Clinics 65
Food Inspections 87 Hospital Treatment 65
Food, Unsound, Condemned 37 Maternity Cases 65
Fppd Premises 29 37 Infant Consultations—Work at. 66
Food and Drugs (Adulteration) Act, 1928 37 Day Nurseries 67
Reports of Public Analyst 38-40 Home Helps 67
Statistical
Birtjjs. 41 Sanitary Administration—
Birth Registration 41 Staff 67
Birth Notifications 41 Report of Mortuary Keeper 67
Deaths and Death Rates 41-43 Hospital Accommodation 67
Sub-District Births and Deaths 42,73 Local Acts and Orders 67
Deaths in relation to Age 42, 43, 74 Housing, Inspections and Proceed-
Causes of and ages at death 43,74 ings, etc. 68
Infantile Mortality 43-44 General Summary 69,71
Infant Mortality Causes 44 Ministry of Health, Tables I V. 72-76
Maternal Mortality 45 Vaccination Returns 77