London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972
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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
City of London 1906
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Port of London]
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INDEX TO TABLES.
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I. Medical Inspection—Gravesend 9
II. Ditto —Sheerness 9
III. Sanitary Inspection—Summary 13
IV. Infectious Disease—Summary 14
V. Cholera 15
VI. Yellow Fever 16
VII. Plague 18
VIII. Rats destroyed—Return of 19
IX. Small-pox 22
X. Scarlet Fever 26
XI. Diphtheria 27
XII. Enteric Fever 33-35
XIII. Erysipelas 40
XIV. Measles41
XV. Continued Fever 43
XVI. Chicken-pox 45
XVII. Relapsing Fever 46
XVIII. Malta Fever 46
XIX. Vessels and premises disinfected 47
XX. Effects disinfected 48
XXI. Beri-Beri 49
XXII. Infectious Disease—Training Ships 49
XXIII. Thames "Water—Analyses 50-57
XXIV. Unsound Food destroyed 64
XXV. Nuisances 73
XXVI. Ditto 74
XXVII. Sanitary Works 76-77
XXVIII. Insanitary Barges 79
XXIX. Hospital—Admissions, Discharges and Deaths 81
XXX. Canal Boats 89
Appendix.
Receipts and Expenditure—Account of 90