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 Ilford]
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dant tax on the mother, are absent, while the early years of
the child should be, and usually are, passed in surroundings
more conducive to healthy growth and life.
The Notification of Births Act was adopted by this
Council on May 25th, 1909, and has done a great deal to
assist the survival of those children born; Miss Radford has
been indefatigable in carrying out this work, as will be seen
later on in this report.
DEATHS.
The total number of deaths registered during 1911 was
1,011.
The total number of deaths registered for the district, apart from institutions, was 695.
These include deaths in: — | |
Romford Infirmary | 45 |
The London Hospital | 41 |
Essex County Asylum | 12 |
St. Bartholomew's Hospital | 5 |
Guy's Hospital | 2 |
The Middlesex Hospital | 2 |
The Cancer Hospital | 2 |
Queen's Hospital, Bethnal Green | 2 |
West Ham Hospital | 2 |
University College Hospital | 1 |
St. Mary's Hospital | 1 |
The Evelena Hospital | 1 |
The Eastern Hospital | 1 |
The Italian Hospital | 1 |
The Fridenheim Hospital | 1 |
The Children's Hospital, Great Ormond St. | 1 |
St. Joseph's Hospital, Hackney | 1 |
King's College Hospital | 1 |
The Royal Hants County Hospital, Winchester | 1 |