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Shoreditch 1913

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Shoreditch]

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Milk premises, cowsheds, etc., on register	16
Mortuary	33
Notification of Births Act	3
Offensive business	46
Ophthalmia neonatorum	29
Outworkers	48
Polio-myelitis	30
Population	1
Puerperal fever	22
Rag Flock Act, 1911	46
Return cases	14
Sanitary work	33
Scarlet fever	15
Scarlet fever, return cases of	14
Schools, exclusions of children for infectious disease	32
Shelter	32
Sickness amongst the poor	10
Slaughter-houses	46
Small-pox	14
Smoke nuisance	37
Staff	55
Street markets and food	51
Tuberculosis	25
Typhus fever	24
Vaccination	14
Verminous houses	37
Violence, mortality from	8
Water supply	33
Whooping cough	24
Workshops on register	47
Zymotic diseases, deaths from	11
Zymotic death rate	11
APPENDIX.
Statistical Tables :—
For whole district during 1913 and previous years (Table I.)	58
Cases of Infectious disease notified during 1913 (Table II.)	59
Causes of, and ages at, death during year 1913 (Tables III. and V.)	60, 64 to 71
Infantile mortality during 1913 (Table IV.)	61
Notes to Table III.	62
Comparison of London and Shoreditch birth and death rates in 1913 (Table VI.)	72
Cases treated by District Medical Officer in 1913 (Table VII.)	73
Summary of proceedings under Public Health (London) Act, 1891 (Table VIII.)	74
Factory and Workshop Act—Summary of work (Tables 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6)	75 to 78
Report on Infantile Mortality	79 to 81
Milk and Cream Regulations —Report	85
Report on tuberculosis dispensary	86 to 89
Report of Health Visitors	92 to 101