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City of London 1915

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Port of London]

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Cases of Illness, &c., other than Dangerous Infectious Disorders reported

on Incoming Vessels during 1915.

Accident2Brought forward98
Adenitis2Heat Apoplexy2
Abdominal Tumour1Hernia1
Appendicitis4Influenza5
Aneurysm of Aorta1Injury to Spinal Cord1
Alcoholic Poisoning2Infantile Convulsions1
Asthma1Inanition1
Bleeding from Stomach1Intestinal Obstruction1
Broncho-Pneumonia2Java Fever1
Bronchitis3Kidney Disease1
Bright's Disease1Lobar Pneumonia3
Broken Neck1Laryngitis1
Cancer4Malaria11
"Cold"2Morbus Cordis1
Cellulitis3Mucous Colitis1
Catarrh1Meningitis1
Congenital Meningitis1Mediterranean Fever1
Cut Throat1Malarial Fever2
Cerebral Haemorrhage2Mumps2
Colitis1Nephritis3
Chill1Neurasthenia1
Constipation1Pneumonia10
Colic2Pleurisy8
Cerebral Apoplexy1Poisoned Foot1
Dropsy1Paralytic Dementia1
Dysentery12Paraplegia3
Diabetic Eclampsia1Parotid Abscess1
Diabetes1Paratyphoid1
Dengue1Peiitonitis1
Diarrhoea1Quinsy1
Enteritis4Rheumatism4
Fatty Heart1Suicide2
Fibrositis1Sore Throat1
Gastritis1Senile Decay1
Gastric Ulcer2Stomatitis1
Gonorrhceal Rheumatism]Syphilis5
G astro-Enteritis2Swollen Knee1
Heart Disease18Tonsilitis1
Headache1Vomiting1
Hepatitis2Venereal Disease5
Heat Exhaustion2—-
Heat Stroke5Total188
Carried forward98

NOTIFICATION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE.
It being desirable that Chicken-pox, Cerebro-spinal Fever (Epidemic Cerebrospinal
Meningitis) and Acute Polio-myelitis or Acute Polio-encephalitis should be
added to the list of diseases notifiable under Section 56 of the Public Health (London)
Act, 1891, and that the additions should be permanent, steps were accordingly taken to
obtain the consent of the Local Government Board to this course. This was granted,
and the required public notice will be duly published.