[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Feltham]

Feltham 1951

Published: 1952
Pages: 22
Tables: 23

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VITAL STATISTICS Births

Live Births— Total Male Female
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Birth Rate per 1,000 of the estimated home population— 15.76 (1950 15.52). Comparability Factor 0.97.

Still Births— Total Male Female
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Maternal Mortality (Heading 30 of the Registrar-General's Short List)

Deaths. Rate per 1,000 (live and still) total births
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INFANT MORTALITY
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Birth and Death Rates for England and Wales, 1950:—
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Maternal Mortality—England and Wales, 1951:—
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Causes of Death

Male Female Total
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Notifiable Diseases other than Tuberculosis

Disease Total Nos Notified Admitted to Hospital Deaths
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Ophthalmia Neonatorum
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Tuberculosis

New Cases Deaths
Age Periods Respiratory Non-Respiratory Respiratory Non-Respiratory
M F M F M F M F
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Average Results of Analyses of Metropolitan Water Board Supply. (Parts per million.) Water filtered and chlorinated at Hampton Works:
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Bacteriological Results
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Chemical
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INSPECTION AND SUPERVISION OF FOOD Carcases examined at Slaughter-houses

Beasts Calves Lambs Pigs Horses Goats
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Diseases excluding Tuberculosis

Beasts Calves Lambs Pigs Horses Goats
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Tuberculosis only

Beasts Calves Lambs Pigs Horses Goats
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The following has been declared unfit for human consumption:— Whole Carcases—

Beasts Calves Sheep Pigs
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In addition, the following amounts of other foodstuffs were found to be unfit for human consumption:—
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Ice Cream 55 samples of ice cream were taken and submitted to the Public Health Laboratory Service at Epsom. These samples were graded as follows:—

Provisional Grades 1 1 &2 3 4
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The following numbers of premises have been disinfected after cases (or suspected cases) of infectious disease:—
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1. Inspections for purposes of provisions as to health (including inspections made by Sanitary Inspectors):

Premises Number on Register Inspections Number of Written Notices Occupiers Prosecuted
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2. Cases in which defects were found:— Number of cases in which defects were found

Particulars Found Remedied Referred
ToH.M. Inspector By H.M. Inspector
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Summary of Sanitary Work

	New Cases				Deaths
Age Periods	Respiratory		Non-Respiratory		Respiratory		Non-Respiratory
Age Periods	M	F	M	F	M	F	M	F

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Feltham 1951

23 tables in this report

VITAL STATISTICS Births

Birth Rate per 1,000 of the estimated home population— 15.76 (1950 15.52). Comparability Factor 0.97.

Maternal Mortality (Heading 30 of the Registrar-General's Short List)

INFANT MORTALITY

Birth and Death Rates for England and Wales, 1950:—

Maternal Mortality—England and Wales, 1951:—

Causes of Death

Notifiable Diseases other than Tuberculosis

Ophthalmia Neonatorum

Tuberculosis

Average Results of Analyses of Metropolitan Water Board Supply. (Parts per million.) Water filtered and chlorinated at Hampton Works:

Bacteriological Results

Chemical

INSPECTION AND SUPERVISION OF FOOD Carcases examined at Slaughter-houses

Diseases excluding Tuberculosis

Tuberculosis only

The following has been declared unfit for human consumption:— Whole Carcases—

In addition, the following amounts of other foodstuffs were found to be unfit for human consumption:—

Ice Cream 55 samples of ice cream were taken and submitted to the Public Health Laboratory Service at Epsom. These samples were graded as follows:—

The following numbers of premises have been disinfected after cases (or suspected cases) of infectious disease:—

1. Inspections for purposes of provisions as to health (including inspections made by Sanitary Inspectors):

2. Cases in which defects were found:— Number of cases in which defects were found

Summary of Sanitary Work