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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

Fulham 1930

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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Table: Table X. showing Sources of New Cases.

Table X. showing Sources of New Cases.

285 were recommended by private doctors.
27 „ „ „ the Medical Officer of Health.
23 „ ,, „ the School Medical Authority.
2 „ „ „ the School Authorities.
33 „ „ „ Hospitals.
7 „ „ „ other Dispensaries.
4 „ „ „ Army Authorities.
12 „ „ „ the London County Council.
109 „ „ „ the Dispensary Staff.
39 „ „ „ friends.
12 „ „ „ patients.
29 „ „ „ the Door plate.
7 „ „ „ the Invalid Children's Aid Association.
2 „ „ „ the District Nurses.
1 was „ „ the United Services Fund.
1 „ „ „ the Church Army.
593

Table: Table XI.

Table XI.

New Cases.Pulmonary Tuberculosis.Other Forms.Suspects.Non-Tubercular.Percentage T uber-culous.
266 Males7910317433.45
327 Females7515423326.96
593 both sexes15425740730.18

Table: Table XII. Sex and Age of New Patients for 1930.

Table XII. Sex and Age of New Patients for 1930.

Under 5 yrs.5 to 10 yrs.10 to 15 yrs.15 to 25 yrs.25 to 35 yrs.35 to 45 yrs.45yrs. and over.All ages.
Males23418350362558266
Females18483387723732327
Both Sexes4189661371086290593