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Wembley 1952

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wembley]

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Day Nurseries.
Carlyon Road, Alperton, Wembley.
Telephone No.: PERivale 1990.
55, Ealing Road, Wembley.
Telephone No.: WEMbley 3418.
Princes Avenue, Kingsbury, N.W.9.
Telephone No.: COLindale 4456.
Vale Farm, Watford Road, Sudbury, Wembley.
Telephone No.: ARNold 3162.
Domestic Help.
Provided on medical certificate in cases of sickness or maternity
by application to the Area Health Office: 215, Chevening Road,
N.W.6.
Immunisation and Vaccination.
By application to National Health Service practitioners who have
entered the Scheme, or by arrangement with the Area Medical
Officer: 215, Chevening Road, N.W.6.
Telephone No.: LADbroke 2411.
Midwifery and Home Nursing.
Nurses' Homes.
Wembley: Superintendent Nurse—642, Harrow Road, Wembley.
Telephone No.: WEMbley 0114.
Kingsbury: via 215, Chevening Road, N.W.6.
Telephone No.: LADbroke 2411.
School Health Service.
Clinics at all the Child Health Clinics.
4. VERMINOUS CONDITIONS. Only 6 cases, 4 adults and
2 school children were referred to Kensington Medicinal Baths for
treatment more intensive than could be given at the Clinics or in
the homes. The generalisation remains true that infestation is
scarcely a Public Health problem in Wembley. The response of
the mothers to the advice given through the School Health Services
is most gratifying.
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