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Whitechapel 1879

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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D-( Continued.)Date of Reports.Page of Reports.
Defective ventilation in relation to certain diseasesMarch 187211
„ construction of some of the sewersDec. 18606
„ drainage, consequences fromJune, 1873
Definition of a pauper suffering from infectious diseases„ 187811
„ the terms applied to feversDec. 18612
„ pyæmiaOct. 18743
„ diphtheria,, ,,„
,, malignant purpuric fever,, ,,4
„ „ pustule,, ,,,,
„ tubercular meningitis,, ,,
„ Addison's disease,, ,,5
„ pythogenic fever,, ,,8
Delay in taking legal proceedings sometimes occasionedby landlords commencing work required but failing to complete itSept. 18656
Demoralized condition of the lower orderDec. 1861,,
Density of population and mean death-rate for 30 years in ten Districts in LondonJuly, 187619
„ „ and death-rate in certain localities,March,187310, 11 & 12
,, „ in DistrictDec. 18656
„ „ causing a variation in the rate of mortalityMarch,187310, 11 & 12
Deplorable condition of some of the property in the DistrictOct. 18563
Despotic powers may sometimes be requisite for dealing with unhealthy propertyJuly, 18596
Desirabiliity of obtaining records of death from public institutionsJune, 18733
Diarrhœa not dependent on temperatureOct. 18757
„ when epidemic, particularly fatal to childrenSept. 18605
„ death-rate from, in relation to sanitary condition of localityOct. 18757
„ and temperatureSept. 18613
,, remarks of the Registrar General thereonOct. 18757
Difference in the rate of mortality from epidemics in town and county DistrictsDec. 18563
„ ,, „ between certain blocks of houses on the north & south sides of the DistrictMarch,187310, 11 & 12
„ „ ,, in the Asylum Board HospitalsMarch,18798
Difficulty in dealing with overcrowed roomsSept. 18616
„ in keeping houses occupied by the poor in good sanitary conditionDec. 18727
Dimensions of a small school roomSept. 18637
Diminution, month by month, in the rate of mortality in children under one yearMarch,18685
Diphtheria, why so calledApril, 18584
„ and scarlet feverJan. 18648