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 1918
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Port of London]
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INDEX TO TABLES.
TABLE. PAGE
I. Medical Inspection 8
II. Infectious Disease—Summary 9
III. Compulsory Notification of Infectious Disease, with
number of Deaths 10
IV. Plague 11
V. Small-pox 13
VI. Enteric Fever 14
VII. Diphtheria 15
VIII. Scarlet Fever 15
IX. Measles and German Measles 16
X. Chicken-pox 17
XI. Cerebro-spinal Meningitis 17
XII. Continued Fever 18
XIII. Malaria 18
XIV. Tuberculosis—Pulmonary 21
XV. Ditto Various 22
XVI. Influenza and Pneumonia 22
XVII. Mumps 24
XVIII. Venereal Disease 25
XIX. Beri-Beri 26
XX. Miscellaneous Diseases, &c. 28
XXI. Vessels and Premises Disinfected 29
XXII. Effects 29
XXIII. Rats destroyed 30
XXIV. Rats, Bacteriological Examination of 31
XXV. Hospital—Admissions, Discharges, Deaths, &c. 33
XXVI. Unsound Food—Seized, &c. 34
XXVII. Unsound Meat—Destroyed, Weights, &c. 35
XXVIII. Foreign Meat—Notice to Export 42
XXIX. Sanitary Inspection—Summary 46
XXX. Ditto Nuisances on Vessels 47
XXXL Ditto Ditto Store Rooms 48
XXXII. Ditto New Works 49
XXXIII. Ditto Offensive Cargoes 50
XXXIV. Fumigation of Vessels 50
XXXV. Canal Boats 56