Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]
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CONTENTS—Continued.
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Part VI.—Housing Conditions 40
Overcrowding 40
Prevalent Defects in Housing 40
Houses Let in Lodgings 40
Part VII.—Smoke Pollution 41
Part VIII.—Shops Acts 41
Part IX.—Petroleum Acts 42
Part X.—Factories and Workshops 43
Part XI.—Premises and Occupations Controlled by
Bye-Laws, Regulations, &c 43
Part XII.—Inspection and Supervision of Foodstuffs 44
Milk 44
Milk, Bacteriological Examinations 45
Milk, Contraventions 46
Meat 46
Meat, Tables A., B., C., D. and E. 46
Meat, Contraventions 48
Other Food Condemned 49
Unsound Food Surrendered 49
Food and Drugs (Adulteration) Act, 1928 49
Part XIII.—Diseases of Animals Acts 50
Part XIV.—Rag Flock Acts, 1911-1928 51
Part XV.—Infectious Diseases Control 51
Scarlet Fever 51
Diphtheria 52
Diphtheria Immunisation 52
Typhoid Fever 53
Other Notifiable Infectious Diseases 53
Vaccination 54
Tuberculosis 54
After-Care Committee for Tuberculosis 56
Part XVI.—Propaganda 57
Appendices.—Statistical Tables I. to XV 61—78
School Medical Service.
Members of the Education Committee 80
Introduction and Summary of Statistics 81
Hygiene of Schools 82
Medical Inspections 82
Routine Medical Inspections 82
Special Medical Inspections 83
Treatment 84
Eye Clinic 84
Disease of Ear. Nose and Throat Clinic 85
Orthopaedic Clinic 86
Orthopaedic Statistics 87
Defective Children 88
Dental Clinic 89
After-Care 92
Report of the Bromley Children's Care Committee 93
Report of the Bromley After-Care Committee—
Mental Welfare 96
-Appendices.—
Medical Inspection Returns, Tables I. to IV 100
Dental Clinic. Details of Treatment 111
Head Inspections 112