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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 1949

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

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Table: APPENDIX III. DENTON HOSPITAL.

APPENDIX III. DENTON HOSPITAL.

DISEASEAdmitteddischargedTransferred to Other HospitalsDiedRemaining in Hospital
Chickenpox55---
mumps33---
Measles852-1
pulmonary Tuberculosis75--2
Typhus Fever33---
Dysentery11---
Other Diseases2221--1
494.32-4

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+ Includes 2 contacts.
Remaining in Hospital on 31st December,1948. NIL.
Admitted during 1949 49.
Discharged. Transferred or Died 45.

Table: APPENDIX IV.BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OP RATS DURING 1949.

APPENDIX IV.

BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OP RATS DURING 1949.

SourceTotal ExaminedBlack RatsBrown RatsS>eci6S UnknownMiceRats Infects With Plague
Found DeadTrapped Poisoned, etcFound DeadTrapped Poisoned etcFound DeadTrapped Poisoned etcFound DeadTrapped Poisoned etc
Vessels4282501735------
London Dock75942123-----
St KATHARINE Dk12111-------
Royal Albert Dk3991929----_
Victoria Dock2514621---—-
King George V.Dk2411526--—--
Surrey Commercial Dk35-2526--—--
Regents Canal Dk2o-15-5--—--
Millwall Dock611136111-----
West India Dk361012511---—_
S. West India Dk25187----—--
East India Dock.19-14-5--——-
Tilbury Dock72528-———-
Totals816325384327 5--——Nil

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