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Dagenham 1955

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Dagenham]

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NotifiedAdmitted to Isolation Hospital, Rush GreenAdmitted to other Isolation HospitalsAdmitted to other HospitalsRegistered Deaths
Diphtheria
Dysentery29621
Encephalitis, Acute
Enteric Fever
Erysipelas1631-—
Food Poisoning1731
Malaria11
Measles2,69025132
Meningococcal Infection55
Ophthalmia Neonatorum3
Paratyphoid Fever11
Pemphigus-«=-
Puerperal Pyrexia22
Pneumonia:—
Acute Influenzal53
Acute Primary44121
Poliomyelitis,10
Paralytic111
Non-Paralytic66
Scarlet Fever10447
Smallpox
Whooping Cough21734

DIPHTHERIA IMMUNISATION

The following is a summary of the work carried out during the year:—

Age(in years) at final injectionChildren immunised Without preliminary testing Children who received a boosting dose
Under 1322-
1—4264 6
5—974408
10 — 143251
Total663665

Immunisation by General Practitioners.

Age(in years) at final injectionChildren immunised Without preliminary testingChildren who received a boosting dose
Under 1163
1 — 41607
5—921130
10 — 14348
Total347185

WHOOPING COUGH IMMUNISATION
The number of children who received protective doses against
Whooping Cough was 577, the majority of these being under the
age of four years.
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