London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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City of London 1913

[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—Gravesend9
II.Ditto —Sheerness9
III.Alien Passengers10
IV.Do. Ships10
V.Infectious Disease—Summary12
VI.Compulsory Notification of Infectious Disease, with number of Deaths13
VII.Vessels and premises disinfected14
VIII.Effects disinfected14
IX.Cholera17
X.Yellow Fever18
XI.Plague18
XII.Rats destroyed—Return of20
XIII.Smallpox22
XIV.Scarlatina and Scarlet Fever28
XV.Diphtheria29
XVI.Enteric Fever29
XVII.Measles31
XVIII.German Measles32
XIX.Erysipelas33
XX.Continued Fever33
XXLPulmonary Tuberculosis34
XXII.Tuberculosis—other kinds37
XXIII.Chickenpox39
XXIV.BeriBeri40
XXV.Hospital—Admissions, Discharges and Deaths41
XXVI.Unsound Food destroyed45
XXVII.Unsound Meat—Weights of46
XXVIII.Frozen Mutton and Lamb Imports47
XXIX.Livers50
XXX.Foreign Meat Regulations—Notices55
XXXI.Ditto ditto Certificates56
XXXII.OxTongues58
XXXIII.Tuberculous Pig Carcases61
XXXIV.Sanitary Inspection—Summary64
XXXV.Nuisances65
XXXVI.Ditto66
XXXVII.Sanitary Works67
XXXVIII.Offensive Cargoes68
XXXIX.Deaths of Seamen from Disease76
XL.Population of Port79
XLI.Canal Boats90

Appendix.
Statement of Receipts and Expenditure 91