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Twickenham 1904

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Twickenham]

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Subjoined is a table of the scheduled notifiable diseases,

with the number of cases occurring in each year for the past 10 years.

1895189618971898189919001901190219031904
Small Pox00000001000
Scarlet Fever28443431142971055723101
Diphtheria and Membranous Croup21222019292731121830
Typhus Fever0000000000
Enteric or Typhoid Fever1212116969937
Continued Fever0201172000
Relapsing Fever0000000000
Puerperal Fever2440042202
Cholera0010200000
Erysipelas152578111210448
7810977651941531599448148

Scarlet Fever.
There were 101 cases of Scarlet Fever notified ; of these
37 took place in the South Ward, 24 in the East Ward, 23 in the
West Ward, and 17 in the Central Ward.
Infectious Diseases Hospital.
Fifty-five cases of Scarlet Fever were admitted into the
temporary hospital, the Council still continuing their tenancy of
this building.
Of the 55 cases, 19 were removed from the West Ward,
13 from the Central, 20 from the East, and 3 from the South.
Nurse Quick performed her duties efficiently to the satisfaction