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Southall 1937

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southall]

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The number of eases of infectious diseases (including tuberculosis)
notified during the year, according to their locality, are shown below:—

Table No. 48.

DiseasesTotal Waxlow | ManorNorth-coteHam-broughDormers WellsGlebeNorwood GreenAdmitted to HospitalTotal deaths
Scarlet fever141282817103721132-
Diphtheria1191129111917321196
Puerperal fever10--23329*-
Puerperal pyrexia
Pneumonia6197141210933*25
Cerebro-spinal fever1---1-1*-
Ophthalmia neonatorum1----1-1*-
Tuberculosis (all forms)6712131071610-34
Anterior-poliomyelitis1--1-----
Erysipelas1711110229*-
Enteric fever1-1----1*-
Dysentery1--1---1*-
Totals42061795761867630665
* To London hospitals and institutions outside the district.

Cases of infectious diseases occurred during the year among school children as follows:—

Table No. 49.

SchoolScarlet FeverDiphtheria
Beaconsfield Road91
Biscoe's School, Church of England-4
Clifton Road1516
County School1-
Dormers Wells1111
Featherstone Road65
North Road1110
St. Anselm's R.C.52
Talbot Road Special School-1
Technical School, Acton1-
Tudor Road1018
Western Road73
Miss Abdo's, Portland Road--
Beaconsfield Road Preparatory School--
Crosby House-
Norwood Green Preparatory School1-
Southall P.N.E.U. School--
Southall Preparatory School2
Ravenor Park School, Greenford1-
7873

Infectious Disease Visits.
During the year, the Health Visitors paid 1,255 visits with reference to
cases of infectious disease. One thousand, one hundred and fifteen swabs were
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