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I am indebted to the vaccination officers for the
following figures relating to vaccination during 1934.
Babies born in 1933.
No. successfully vaccinated 310
No. unsuccessfully vaccinated 4
No. of declarations of conscientious
objectors 300
No. of Primary Vaccinations of children
under 14 years of age in 1934 185
No. of Statutory objections in 1934 261
(Returns in respect of Hayes not received).
Tuberculosis.
Appendices IX. and X. give incidence and particulars
of cases of tuberculosis in Bromley in 1934. The current
register shows no less than 370 cases suffering from the
infection in either a mild or severe degree. This is
equivalent to 7.01 per one thousand population—a high
incidence—but it includes many cases in a non-infectious
state.
Eighty-nine new cases were notified or otherwise revealed
to me during 1934, of which 74 were pulmonary and
15 non-pulmonary cases, whilst 19 cases died—12
pulmonary and seven non-pulmonary.