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Bromley 1967

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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Food Poisoning
Thirteen cases were notified during the year, compared with
seven in the previous year. All of these affected single families, or
individuals, and there were no general outbreaks of the disease.

FOOD POISONING Incidents and Cases

Causative AgentGENERAL OUTBREAKSFAMILY OUTBREAKSSPORADIC CASES notified or ascertainedTOTAL No. of outbreaks and sporadic cases cols. (1+3+5)TOTAL No. of cases columns (2+4+5)
No. of separate outbreaksNo. of cases notified or ascertainedNo. of separate outbreaksNo. of cases notified or ascertained
1234567
1. S. typhimurium333
2. Other Salmonellae (a)222
3. CI. welchii1818
4. Staph, aureus
5. Other causes (b)
6. Cause unknown
7. TOTAL185613

DETAILS OF FOOD POISONING DUE TO SALMONELLAE

OTHER THAN S. TYPHIMURIUM

Type of Salmonellae
INDIANA111
ENTERITIDES111

Measles
4,299 notifications were received in 1967, as against 1,236 in
1966. One death from this disease was recorded.
Meningococcal Infections
No cases were notified in 1967. There were two cases in the
previous year.
Ophthalmia Neonatorum
Three notifications of this disease were received.