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Friern Barnet 1908

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Friern Barnet]

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The number of cases for previous years were—

18972731901292
18981421902186
1899191903150
190015190490

Whooping Cough
has only been very slightly noticeable in the District. There
were two deaths, one in the North and one in the South Wards.
Cerebro-Spinal Disease.
This was added to the list of Notifiable Diseases in June,
1907.

Table of Infectious Diseases.

Scarlet Puerperal

Month.Fever.Diphtheria.Erysipelas.Fever.Total.
Jan.16117
Feb.6219
March11314
April13114
May532111
June617
July314
August77
Sept.1010
Oct.73313
Nov.347
Dec.2619
8919131122

Puerperal Fever.
One case was notified, and the case proved fatal. It is
doubtful as to whether this case should be considered under this
heading, the history of the case being that the mother had, a
month previously, nursed another child suffering from Scarlet
Fever, and had been ailing subsequently. At the confinement
and afterwards there were no symptoms of any pelvic complications.
The infant developed Scarlet Fever.
Schools.
1, All Saints'; 2, St. John's ; 3, Friern Lane; 4, St. Paul's;
5, St. Peter's; 6 and 7, Middlesex County Schools (1, Sidney
Road ; 2, Holly Park).