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Kingston upon Thames 1969

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

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Sonne Dysentery
104 cases occurred during the year, 67 of these and 21
carriers being in outbreaks involving a number of schools and day
nurseries in the borough. The other 37 cases were isolated incidents.
Food Poisoning
During the year there were 8 cases of food poisoning arising
from two parties and in one case from an inadequately cooked chicken.
In 6 cases salmonella typhimurium was isolated and in the other cases
salmonella Stanley and salmonella Indiana.
Tuberculosis
There were 31 oases of respiratory tuberculosis and 7 cases
of non-respiratory tuberoulosis. 6 deaths occurred from respiratory
tuberculosis and 4 from tuberculosis of other organs, all over the
age of forty-five.

Comparative Table of Notified Infectious Diseases 1963-1969

Disease1963196419651966196719681969
Acute Pneumonia2713175293-
Scarlet Fever31192942332086
Measles148223519717361899293283
Whooping Cough42492016342010
Puerperal Pyrexia371841435827-
Poliomyelitis-------
Acute Infective Encephalitis: Post-infective----1--
Infective-1-----
Erysipelas154231-
Diphtheria-------
Ophthalmia Neonatorum-------
Typhoid and Paratyphoid Fevers32411-2
Infective Jaundice-----514
Food Poisoning3764-4-8
Dysentery9610541467227104
Meningococcal Infection2------
Tuberculosis, Respiratory66643227463531
Tuberoulosis, Other9926147
Leptospirosis--1---1
Acute Meningitis------2