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Leyton 1913

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Leyton]

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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Page
Report of the Medical Officer of Health—
Area, Inhabited Houses, Population 7, 8
Assessable and Rateable Value 7
Attack Rate for Scarlet Fever, Diphtheria, Enteric
Fever and Puerperal Fever 17
Bacteriological Diagnosis 24
Births 8, 10
Births—Table 9
Cancer 24, 25
Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis, Acute Poliomyelitis, Acute
Polioencephalitis 19, 20
Chart showing Notifications of Scarlet Fever and Facing
Diphtheria p. 16
Deaths 10
Deaths from Certain Specified Causes for the past 5
years 11
Diarrhoea and Enteritis 18, 19
Diphtheria 16
Enteric Fever 15
Infantile Death-Rate 12
Introductory Remarks 6
Inquests 25
Measles 17, 18
Meteorology 27-33
Public Health Committee and Staff 5
Puerperal Fever 16, 17
Scarlet Fever 15, 16
Senile Mortality and Mortality from Certain Diseases 26
Smallpox 12, 13
„ South Mimms Hospital 13, 14
Tuberculosis 20-23
Vaccination Returns 14
Whooping Cough 18
Zymotic Death-Rate 11, 12
Notes on Sanitary Work and Matters Incidental Thereto—
Conference on Mosquito Nuisance 37-40
Customs and Inland Revenue Act, 1890 42
Housing 40, 41
Milk Supply 36
Mosquito Nuisance 37
Offensive Trades 35
Pollution of Rivers and Streams in the District 34
Removal and Disposal of House Refuse 35
Sanitary Conveniences 35
Sewage Disposal 34
Sewerage and Drainage 34
Slaughterhouses 36, 37
Statement—Housing, Town Planning, &c., Act, 1909 41
Tuberculous Meat 37
Water Supply of the District 36
Report on Factories, Workshops, Laundries, Workplaces,
and Homework—
Defects Found 44
Factory and Workshop Act, 1901 48-52
Home Work 46, 47
Inspection 43
Other Matters 45
Registered Workshops 45