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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

Romford 1908

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Romford RDC]

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215„ 11North HornchurchDiphtheriaDitto
216„ 11North HornchurchDiphtheriaTwo cases in one family. Ditto
217„ 11North HornchurchDiphtheriaOuecese Ditto
218„ 9DagenhamDiphtheriaOne case. Faulty drain. RemovedSee No. 221 & 225
219„ 9HornchurchScarlet FeverOne case. Not removed
220„ 10DagenhamScarlet FeverOne case. RemovedSee No. 221 & 225
221„ 11Chadwell HeathScarlet FeverOne case. RemovedSee No. 221 & 225
222„ 11North HornchurchScarlet FeverOne case. Not removed as the child was also suffering from Chicken-pox. Two other cases subsequently occurred next door in January, 1909
223„ 18HornchurchScarlet FeverOne case. Presumably infected by neighbouring cases. RemovedNo further case
224„ 21North HornchurchDiphtheriaOne case. Presumably infected by No. 229
225„ 14UpminsterEnteric FeverOne case. Origin obscure
226„ 17South Hornchurch-DiththeriaOne case
227„ 21North HornchurchDiphtheriaDitto
228„ 22DagenhamScarlet FeverOne case. Presumably infected at school
229„ 24DagenhimScarlet FeverAnother case in school house Removed. See No 223No further case
230„ 24DagenhamScarlet FeverOne case. RemevedN o further case
231„ 27North HornehurchDiphtheriaOne case. Faulty drain. RemovedNo further case
232„ 31North Hornchurch-Scarlet FeverOne case. Infected by a Case in the Urban district. RemovedNo further case