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Malden and Coombe 1949

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Malden & Coombe]

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VERMINOUS CONDITIONS.
Fifty persons, mostly school children, were treated for
headlice during the year. No case of body louse infestation
came under notice.
FOOD POISONING.
There were no outbreaks of food poisoning reported during
the year.

CASE RATES PER 1,000 POPULATION FOR CERTAIN INFECTIOUS DISEASES.

England and WalesBorough of Maiden and Coombe
Scarlet fever1.631.52
Diphtheria0.04NIL
Typhoid fever0.01NIL
Paratyphoid fever0.010.02
Cerebro-spinal fever0.02NIL
Measles8.9511.2
Whooping cough2.392.10
*Puerperal pyrexia6.31NIL

*per 1,000 total births (i.e. live and stillbirths).

CASES REMOVED TO TOLWORTH ISOLATION HOSPITAL.

Scarlet fever40
Scarlet fever (not confirmed)2
Pneumonia4
Diphtheria (not confirmed)1
Measles8
Whooping cough6
Chicken pox1
Infective hepatitis2
Cerebro-spinal fever (not confirmed)1
Mumps8
Meningitis with convulsions1
Meningitis (not confirmed)1
Erysipelas1
Dysentery, Diarrhoea, etc.2
Paratyphoid fever1
Acute poliomyelitis2
Erythema1
Total82