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Whitechapel 1879

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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V.Date of Reports.Page op Reports.
Vaccination improperly performed or negleoted, as shown by returnsMarch,18789
,,une, „8
,,March,18639
Dec. 18712
Sept. 18727
„ and re-vaccination„ 1878 .„
,, ,,Dec. 187611
„ primary amount deficient, in past time inefficient, and re-vaccination compara- tively seldom performedSept. 18787
„ should be efficiently inquired into„>
,, returnsApril, 185913
Oct. „5 & 13
Sept. 1866
,, ,,Dec. 18717 & 8
une, 18728
„ 18737
„ and small-poxApril, 18596
,, advantages ofSept. 18615
,, being compulsory, is the cause, to some extent, of preventing the registration ofbirths
July, 18694
„ and ByphilisApril, 18696
Dec. 18714
„ Act, 1867, not effectually carried out„15
„ „ Report on, by Select Committee of the House of CommonsJuly, 18719
„ ,, „ requires amendmentDec. 187121
,, „ „ operation of, Report of the Select Committee of the House of CommonsJuly, 18719
,, „ „ suggestions for rendering it more effectiveJuly, 18709 & 1
„ unsatisfactory condition ofSept. 18769
,, and private practitionersune, 18778
„ certificates of Bucessful, very faulty„„
„ cases greatly increased in numberDec. 18766
,, and rate of mortality from small-pox„ 18624
„ well performed in this Districtune, 18778 & 9
„ animal, Dr. Seaton onDec. 187611
,, in certificates of, the surgeon should insert the number of cicatricesune, 18778
„ Officer, Mr. Coombe's letter on his proceed- ingsMarch,7
,, excessive ignorance of the people as regardsDec. 1865
„ Table, showing the number of persons vac- cinated in this District every quarter since March, 1871Sept. 18788