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Heston and Isleworth 1947

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Heston and Isleworth]

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Adoption 10
Aged and Infirm, removal of 12
Ambulance Service 7
Ante-Natal Clinics 8
Artificial Sunlight Treatment 8
Bakehouses 19
Births, Live and Still 6
Canal Boats 17
Cerebro-Spinal Fever 13
Child Guidance Clinic8
Child Life Protection 10
Convalescent Treatment 9
Day Nurseries 10
Deaths 6
Deaths, Age and Sex Distribution 22
Deaths, Causes of 21
Defective Vision 8
Dental Treatment 11
Diphtheria 12
Diphtheria Immunisation 14
Disinfection 16
Disinfestation 17
Drainage and Sewerage 16
Epidemic Encephalitis 13
Erysipelas 13
Factories, etc. 17
Fever Hospital 15
Food and Drugs, sampling 19
Food, Inspection and Supervision of 18
Foods, Infant, supply of 11
Health Committee 4
Health Visiting 12
Home Helps 9
Home Nursing 7
Housing 18
Ice Cream 18
Illegitimate Children, Care of 10
Infant Mortality 7
Infant Welfare Centres 7
Infectious Disease 12
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Insulin 11
Laboratory Service7
Maternal Mortality 7
M. & C.W. Committee 4
Measles 15
Meat & Other Foods, Inspection of 19
Medical Officer's Letter 5
Midwifery Service 9
Milk 18
Minor Ailments 8
Mumps 15
Nursing Homes 11
Ophthalmia Neonatorum 15
Orthopaedic Clini C8
Pneumonia 13
Polioencephalitis 15
Poliomyelitis 15
Population 6
Post Natal Clinics 8
Premature Babies, Care of 9
Puerperal Pyrexia 15
Rateable Value 6
Rats and Mice 18
Residential Nurseries 10
Sanitary Circumstances 16
Scabies 11
Scarlet Fever 12
School Health Service 9
Smoke Abatement 17
Speech Clinic 8
Staff 2
Statistics, General 6
Vital 6
Vital, Summary of 20
„ Ward Distribution 25
Tents, Vans and Sheds 17
Tuberculosis 9 & 15
Water Supply 16
Whooping Cough 15
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