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

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City of London 1915

[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 8
II. Ditto —Sheerness 8
III. Infectious Disease—Summary 9
IV. Compulsory Notification of Infectious Disease, with
number of Deaths 10
V. Vessels and premises disinfected 11
VI. Effects disinfected 11
VII. Cholera 12
VIII. Rats destroyed—Return of 13
IX. Plague—Rats, Bacteriological Examination of 14
X. Small-pox 14
XI. Scarlet Fever 19
XII. Diphtheria20
XIII. Enteric Fever 21
XIV. Measles 22
XV. German Measles 24
XVI. Erysipelas 24
XVII. Continued Fever 25
XVIII. Pulmonary Tuberculosis 25
XIX. Miners' Phthisis 28
XX. Tuberculosis—other kinds 28
XXI. Chicken-pox 29
XXII. Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis 30
XXIII. Mumps 30
XXIV. Blackwater Fever 30
XXV. Beri-Beri 30
XXVI. Hospital—Admissions, Discharges and Deaths 32
XXVII. Unsound Food destroved 34
XXVIII. Unsound Meat—Weights of 35
XXIX. Foreign Meat Regulations—Notices 44
XXX. Sanitary Inspection—Summary 45
XXXI. Nuisances 46
XXXII. Ditto 47
XXXIII. Police Court Proceedings 49
XXXIV. Sanitary Works 50
XXXV. Offensive Cargoes 51
XXXVI. Fumigation of Vessels 52
XXXVII. Canal Boats 61
Appendix.
A. Notes on Epidemic of Small-pox at Denton Hospital62
B. Statement of Receipts and Expenditure 65