London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Walthamstow 1932

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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Defects.
Tuberculosis2
Anaemia and Debility62
After-effects of Illness36
Marasmus and Malnutrition4
Disease of Glands, non-tubercular9
Pneumonia Bronchitis and Asthma, etc.65
Bones, non-tubercular99
Congenital Deformities33
Paralysis25
Injuries7
Rheumatism, Chorea, Heart60
Diseases of nervous system12
Mentally Deficient1
Hernia3
Diseases of the Eyes5
„ Nose and Throat8
„ Ears3
„ Digestive Organs4
Various8
Total446

Help Given to Old and New Cases.

Old.New.Total
Sent to Special Hospitals and Convalescent Homes57241298
Extensions from previous years8787
Provided with Surgical Boots and Appliances10037137
Provided with Massage and Exercises44
Referred for visiting and advice6479143
Referred by I.C.A.A. to other Agencies5712
Visits re clothes246
Total315372687

Total number of Home Visits 1,065
One child was sent away for training. Clothes are now supplied
at several Convalescent Homes. Eighty-one children were away
at the end of 1932, as compared with 87 at the end of 1931.