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

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Hendon 1947

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hendon]

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Disease.Recovered.Died.Total.
Erysipelas18—18
Erysipelas and Chicken Pox1—1
Tonsillitis (Streptococcal)68169
Tonsillitis (Other Forms)6—6
Tuberculosis4—4
Tuberculosis (Miliary)—22
Tuberculosis (Glands)1—1
Bheumatic Infection314
Septic Infection15—15
Meningitis (Cerebro-Spinal)314
Meningitis (Lymphocytic)2—2
Meningitis (Tuberculous)—11
Meningitis (Meningococcal)3—3
Meningitis (Streptococcal)2—2
Acute Otitis Media3—3
Influenza, Bronchitis and Pneumonia38139
Senility2—3
Malnutrition2—2
Skin Infection20—20
General Sepsis23124
Puerperal Pyrexia22—22
Septic Abortion8—8
Nursing Mothers11—11
Infants Admitted for Nursing Pur
poses21—21
Mumps27—27
Glandular Fever4—4
Infective Hepatitis6—6
Malaria3—3
Food Poisoning1—1
Eye Conditions4—4
Syphilis1—1
N.A.D. & P.U.O.47—47
Other Conditions25126
TOTALS1128271156

In concluding this Report and in view of the impending
changes in public health administration, I should like to take
this opportunity of thanking the Members of the Council for
the interest they have shown in all matters concerning the