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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Hendon 1946

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hendon]

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Table: TABLE XX.

TABLE XX.

„ "Carrier"6—6
Scarlet fever181—181
*„ „ and chicken pox5—5
*„ „ and mumps1—1
Measles1051106
*„ and whooping cough3—3
Whooping cough45—45
*„ „ and scarlet fever2—2
*„ „ and measles3—3
Rubella8—8
Acute anterior poliomyelitis19120
Polio-meningo-encephalitis112
Lymphocytic meningo-encephalitis4—4
Cerebro-spinal meningitis4—4
Meningococcal meningitis3—3
Tuberculous meningitis-22
Influenzal meningitis11
Meningismus1—1
Erysipelas22123
Mumps28—28
Chicken pox40—40
Paratyphoid fever (B)2—2
Dysentery (bacillary)11112
Gastro-enteritis33—.33
Salmonella infection4—4
Giardia lambliasis5—5
Infective hepatitis6—6
†Obstructive jaundice1—1
Pneumonia14—14
Bronchitis7—7
Acute lymphatic leukæmia-11
†Sub-arachnoid hæmorrhage1—1
Osteomyelitis2—2
Tonsillitis70—70
Acute larvngeal œdema1—1
Vincent's angina3—3
Post-scarlatinal rhinitis1—1
Malaria2—2
Peurperal pyrexia7—7
Ophthalmia7—7
Pemphigus neonatorium2—2