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Dagenham 1937

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Dagenham]

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In case number 7 we were not satisfied that the test was Negative and arrangements had been made to repeat the test, but the child was taken ill before this could be carried out:—

No.Age.Particulars of treatment.Notified as Diphtheria.Confirmed ?Severity.Result.
1Primary Schick-Negative, March, 193616/2/37Yes.Severe.Died.
2Primary Schick-Positive and 3 doses T.A.F. June-July, 1936. Not re-tested.2/3/37No.Recovered.
353 doses T.A.M. January-March, 1935. Re-Schick-Negative, October, 1935.10/4/37Yes.Moderate.Recovered.
473 doses T.A.M. January-March, 1935. Re-Schick-Negative, October, 1935.26/4/37Yes.Mild.Recovered.
56Primary Positive test on 21/4/37. Removed to hospital with Diphtheria the following week.29/4/37Yes.Moderate.Recovered.
633 doses T.A.M. January-March, 1935. Re-Schick-Negative, October, 1935.21/5/37No.Recovered.
711? Primary Schick-Negative, April, 193714/6/37Yes.Severe.Died.
863 doses T.A.M. March-April, 1933. Re-Schick-Negative, April, 1934.15/6/37No.Recovered.
92 doses T.A.F. April-June, 193731/7/37No.Recovered.
1011Primary Schick test on same day as removed to hospital.1/12/37Yes.Mild.Recovered.
116Primary Schick-Positive and 1 dose T.A.F. November-December, 1937.13/12/37No.-Recovered.