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Marylebone 1959

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

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TABLE 24.—Summary of Food Premises.

Type of BusinessTotals
Restaurants, cafes and snack bars310
Canteens and clubs203
Grocers and provision merchants190
Butchers63
Greengrocers and fruiterers62
Fishmongers14
Bakers38
Confectioners125
Wine merchants (off licence)37
Public houses and other licensed premises163
Hotels and boarding houses345
Coffee stalls and kiosks5
Schools and nurseries51
Stalls, street trading92
1,698

TABLE 25.—Notifiable Diseases and Notifications.

* Notifiable DiseaseCases notified in whole BoroughCases removed to hospitalCases isolated at home
At all agesAt ages—years
—11-2—3—4—5—10— 15—20—35—45—65—
Poliomyelitis
Paralytic1—————1——————1—
Ophthalmia Neonatorum11—————————1—
Erysipelas3————————2—1—12
Scarlet fever19_3221731————217
Puerperal pyrexia19———————1153——172
Pneumonia6——————————42—6
Dysentery46—2———2—11—4362026
Measles250516302535110123611——250
Whooping cough521—1—1——————14
Scabies8—————1—25————8
Tuberculosis—
Pulmonary58———11—211592092434
N on-pulmonary1————————1———1—
Food poisoning10————————4—4228
Meningococcal infection11———————————1—
Acute Encephalitis2——1—————1———2—
(Infective)
Totals4309223329371281795013344973357

* There were no cases in the Borough of the following diseases which are also notifiable : Smallpox,
diphtheria, membranous croup, cholera, typhus fever, relapsing fever, continued fever, plague,
leprosy, hydrophobia, glanders, farcy, anthrax, malaria, induced malaria, paratyphoid fever,
typhoid fever.

TABLE 26.—Tuberculosis : New Cases and Deaths.

At ages— years*NEW CASESdeaths
PulmonaryNon-PulmonaryPulmonaryNon-Pulmonary
M.F.M.F.M.F.M.F.
0—1————————
1—53———————
5—1511——————
15—2538——————
25—351017—1————
35—45106—1—1——
45—551411——————
55—65124——211—
65 and upwards82——51——
Totals6149—2-31—

* Including all primary notifications and also any other new cases of tuberculosis which
came to the knowledge of the Medical Officer of Health during the year.