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Kingston upon Thames 1952

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kingston-upon-Thames]

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(10) Atmospheric Pollution 17,18,19
(11) Swimming Baths and Pools 20
(12) Eradieation of Bed Bugs 20
(13) Complaints 20
(14) Rodent and Insect Pest Control 20,21,22
(l5) Rag Flock Act22
SECTION D
Housing
General 22,23
SECTION E
Inspection and Supervision of Food
(a) Milk Supply 23
(b) Designated MilkS 23
(c) Bacteriological Examination of Milk 23,24
(d) Biological Examination of Milk24
(e) Ice Cream 24
(f) Iced Lollies 24,25
(g) Meat and Other Foods 25,26
(h) Food Hygiene 26
Food and Drugs Act, 1938 26,27
Tabulated Statement of Samples Submitted to the
Public Analyst during 1952 27,28
Merchandise Marks Act, 1926 28
SECTION F
Infectious Diseases
Notifiable Diseases 29
Table v - Notifiable Diseases during 1952 30
Tabla VI - Comparative Statement of Notifications of
Certain Infectious Diseases 31
Scarlet Fever 31,32
Diphtheria 32
Poliomyelitis 32
Acute Infective Encephalitis 32
Enteric Fever (Typhoid and Paratyphoid)32
Measles 32
Ophthalmia Neonatorum 32
Table VII - Comparative Statement of Diphtheria
Imnunisation during the years 1950, 1951 and 1952 33
Puerperal Pyrexia 34
Food Poisoning 34
Tuberculosis 34-37
Table VIII - Notified Cases of Deaths from
Tuberculosis in 1952 36
Whooping Cough 37
Scabies 37
Infestation by Head Lice 37