London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Wood Green 1938

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wood Green]

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INDEX.
MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH SECTION.
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A.
Accidents due to Traffic 9
Ambulance Service 14
B.
Bacteriological Examinations 39
Baths 20
Births 6
C.
Clinics14
D.
Day Nursery 18
Deaths 7
Disinfection, etc. 39
Drainage and Sewerage 20
F.
Factories 25
Food and Drugs Acts 32
Food Inspection 30
Foster Mothers 18
H.
Hospitals 11
House-to-House Inspection 24
Housing Statistics 27
I.
Infantile Mortality 8
Infectious Diseases—
Cases Removed to Hospital 33
Cases Attending Schools 34
M.
Maternity and Child Welfare—
Ante-Natal Clinic 16
Centres 15
Dental Work 17
Free Food 18
Home Visiting 18
Maternity Hospital Provision 16
Maternity and Nursing Homes 11
Maternal Mortality 9
Sunlight Treatment 17
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Midwives 10
Mortuary 29
N.
Nursing in the Home 10
P.
Poor Law Relief 9
Population 6
R.
Rent Restriction Acts 29
Rivers and Streams 19
S.
Sanitary Inspection 21
Slaughterhouses 30
Social Conditions, etc. 5
Staff 2
Statistical Tables—
Birth and Death Rates 42
Causes of Death 43
Infectious Diseases 46
Infantile Mortality 45
Meteorological Report 48
Tuberculosis 47
Vital Statistics 41
T.
Tuberculosis 37
V.
Vital Statistics, Extract from 5
W.
Water Supply 19
Z.
Zymotic Mortality 8