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Walthamstow 1944

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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OPHTHALMIA NEONATORUM.
One case was notified in the Hale End ward.
PUERPERAL PYREXIA.
See Maternity and Child Welfare Section.
PNEUMONIA.

The tables show the inoidence by months, ages and wards.

MonthAll AgesUnder 1 yr.1-5 yrs.5-15 yrs.15-25 yrs.25-45 yrs.45-65 yrs.65 & over.
January12123132
February14-221162
March5--1-211
April181252233
May7-12-121
June5---13-1
July7-1--231
August------
September2---1-1-
October------
November7--21121
Deoember3----3-
Totals19448028157152310
1943122110199353513

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MonthSt.James StreetHigh StreetHoe StreetWood StreetHale EndHigham Hill
January21351
February133115
March11-111
April511146
May-1-114
June11--21
July1-2_22
August------
September-----2
October------
November11-221
December2---1
Totals1944149961824
194326181493025

Your Council decided to continue the grant to the Walthamston
District Nursing Association, in return for which the Association
was, amongst other services, required to provide home nursing
facilities for oases of pneumonia.
Bacteriological examination of sputum and typing is available
through the medium of the exoellent laboratory service provided by
the Essex County Council.
The local praotice is for the District Sanitary Inspector to
visit on receipt of a notification and to make the necessary
enquiries and opportunity is taken to'deal with any obvious defects
In [???]n which may bo found.
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