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Willesden 1909

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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NON-NOTIFIABLE INFECTIOUS DISEASES—-INTIMATED FROM THE SCHOOLS. Number of Cases for year ended December 31st, 1909.

Disease.Visited.Suffering.Con tacts.Re-visited.Suffering upon re-visit.Doctor in attendance.Isolated.Total No. Suffering.
H.T.S.M.O.H.T.,S.M.O.H.T.S.M.O.H.T.S.M.OH.T.S.M.O.H.T.S.M.O,H.T.S.M.O.H.T.S.M.O.
Measles713110264255655901415—803—409314414
German Measles31—80—225—51—25—55—29—105—
Whooping Cough468277582711722521451101141110144386838
Mumps1521311214-—6———46231411214
Chicken Pox30022832------7719222832
Ringworm25397286109-—176117——1283012553286109
Consumption615615-—29——61212615
Influenza30—34--—1———19-1—34—
Coughs and Colds825875-—1624—2233—875
Other Diseases443577545584--205399--137707854400584
Totals2478737321776039533012615335541117041289131213622771

H.T.—F igures in these columns represent cases notified by the Head Teachers.
S.M.O.—Figures in these columns represent cases notified by the Assistant School Medical Officers.