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Leyton 1911

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Leyton]

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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Page
Report of the Medical Officer of Health—
Assessable and Rateable Value 7
Area, Inhabited Houses, Population 7, 8
Births 8,9
Births—Table 10
Deaths 9, 11
Deaths from Certain Specified Causes for the past 4 years 12
Zymotic Death-Rate 12, 13
Infantile Mortality Rate 13, 14
Smallpox 14-18
Vaccination Returns 19
Enteric Fever 19,20
Chart showing Notifications of Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria Facing
p. 20
Scarlet Fever 21, 22
Diphtheria 22
Measles 22-24
Whooping Cough 24
Diarrhoea and Enteritis 24-27
Phthisis—Pulmonary Tuberculosis 28-30
Puerperal Fever 30
Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis, Acute Polio-Myelitis, Acute Polio-
Encephalitis 31, 32
Bacteriological Diagnosis 32, 33
Cancer 33, 34
Inquests 34
Senile Mortality and Mortality from Certain Diseases 35
Meteorology 36-46
Notes on Sanitary Work and Matters Incidental Thereto—
Sewerage and Drainage 47
Sewage Disposal 47, 48
Pollution of Rivers and Streams in the District 48
Removal and Disposal of House Refuse 48
Offensive Trades 48, 49
Sanitary Conveniences 49
Water Supply of the District 49
Milk Supply 50
Unsound Food and Food Inspections 50, 51
Slaughter-Houses and Meat Inspection 51, 52
Tuberculous Meat 53-55
Number of Carcases and Parts of Carcases Condemned for
Tuberculosis 55
Unsound Fish 56
Food Poisoning 56-58
Trade Refuse 59
Customs and Inland Revenue Act 59, 60