London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Hendon 1923

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hendon]

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Infectious Diseases—
„ „ Plague 33-38
„ „ Cerebro Spinal Fever 33-38
„ „ Acute Poliomyelitis 33-38
„ „ Ophthalmia Neonatorum 44
„ „ Tuberculosis 33-38
„ „ Encephalitis Lethargica 33-38
„ „ Polio-Encephalitia 33-38
„ „ Influenzal Pneumonia 33-38
„ „ Malaria 33-38
„ „ Dysentery 33-38
„ „ Trench Fever 33-38
Inspection Work 60-65
Introduction 5-7
Inquests 24
Isolation Hospital 54-55
Laboratory Work 58
Maternity and Child Welfare 49-52
Meat 64
Medical Inspection of Schools and School Children 73-95
Midwives 47
Milk—Assisted Supply of 52, 53
Milk Supply 62, 63
Notifiable Diseases 32-44
Notification of Births 49
Nursing arrangements 47
Poor Relief 57
Population 8-13
Public Health Staff 67
Rainfall 13
„ Register of 14
Rent, Increase of (Restrictions) Act 65, 66
Sale of Food and Drugs Act 64
Sanitary Administration 60-67
Sanitary Condition of Schools 78
Sanitary Inspection 60-61
Senile Mortality 24
Sickness and Invalidity, causes of 46
Slaughterhouses 63
Small Pox Accommodation 55-56
Unmarried Mothers—Institutional Provision for 56
Vaccination 44, 45
Vital Statistics 15