Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hackney]
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index
Infectious Diseases (continued). PAGE
Plague 48
49
49
48
45
45
48
44
Pneumonia
Polio-Myelitis
Puerperal Fever
Scarlet Fever
Small-pox
Typhus Fever
Vaccination
Whooping Cough 50
Maternity and Child Welfare—
Contributions to Maternity Hospitals 93
93
88
Convalescent Aid
Health Visiting
Infant Consultation and Ante-natal Clinics 89
94
38
Provision of Milk and Foods
Mortuary
Rats and Mice Destruction Act, 1919 101
River Lee 24
Sanitary Inspection—Table of Inspections 140
Shelter 78
Slaughterhouses 130
Tuberculosis—
Advanced Cases
After Care 74
Discharged Soldiers and Sailors 61
Dispensary Districts: Population 65
Extra Nourishment 72
Health Visitors—Visits of 60
Notifications and Deaths 53
Open-air School 74
Public Health (Tuberculosis) Regulations, 1912 55
Summary of Notifications 56
Summary of Deaths, Number and Classification 67
Reports of Medical Officers 68, 70
Vital Statistics—
Acreage of Borough 26
Births and Birth Rates 28, 29
Deaths and Death Rates 32
Deaths in Public Institutions 34
Density of Population 26
Infantile Mortality 33
Institutions outside the Borough receiving Sick from the
Borough 35
Illegitimate Birth Rate 30
Marriage Rate 29
Notification of Births 30
Population 26
Registration of Births 31
Senile Mortality 34
Still Births 30
Tables of Causes of Deaths 152
Table (Comparative) of Rates for years 1916-25 39
,, ,, ,, year 1925—London Boroughs 25