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Heston and Isleworth 1928

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Heston and Isleworth]

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The comparative drop in the numbers at Douglas Road Centre is due to the opening of the Heston Clinic as the Heston people previously had to attend at Douglas Road as the nearest centre.

Sales at Clinics.QuantityReceipts.
£s.d.
Prescription Glaxo1262 lbs.119180
Glaxo1570 lbs.121121
Virol572 lbs.4750
Malt376 lbs.1406
Oil and Malt439 lbs.1670
Lactagol454 tins.25910
Half-Cream Cow & Gate52 lbs.424
Cow and Gate6164 lbs.478132
Cod Liver Oil Emulsion2537 bottles8380
Total£9101511

The work is expanding partly owing to the growth of the
knowledge of the work, and partly due to the rapid increase in the
district.
An agreement exists with the Metropolitan Asylums Board for
the admission of cases of Ophthalmia Neonatorum to St. Margarets
Hospital.
Dr. Bell of Ealing attends at the Ante-Natal Clinic which is
held on the first Wednesday morning in each month at the Health
Department.
The attendances during 1928 were as follows :—
Number of sessions held 11
Number of expectant mothers who attended 59
Total number of attendances 97
Maternity and Child Welfare Dental Clinic.
Report for Year 1928.
The Dental Surgeon's report on the scheme for the year is as
follows:—