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Twickenham 1914

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Twickenham]

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Housing and Town Planning Act, 1909, Closing Orders 46
Housing. Inspection of District 44
Infant Deaths due to Diarrhoea 35
Infant Deaths in Wards 34
Infant Mortality 32
Infant Mortality Rate, Chart of 33
Infectious Diseases, Disinfection after 60
Infectious Diseases in the Schools 18, 37
Infectious Diseases, Investigation and Disinfection after 60
Infectious Diseases, Prevalence and Control over 51
Infectious Diseases, Visits by School Nurse 8
Inspection Clinic 23
Institutions, Deaths in 32
Inquests 31
Local Government Board Tables:—
Table I. Vital Statistics: Population, Births and
Deaths, since 1909 68
Table II. Cases of Infectious Disease notified 69
Table III. Causes of and ages at death 70
Table IV. Infantile Mortality under one year:—
Causes of Deaths 72
Lungs, Diseases of 18
Manure, Disposal of 40, 61
Measles 55
Meat and other foods, Inspection of 41
Meat, unsound or diseased 40
Medical Inspections, arrangements for 7
Medical Inspection, Conditions found on Table IV.
Medical Inspection, Extent and scope of 9
Medical Inspection, Parents present at 20
Medical Officer of Health, Annual Report of 27
Mentally Deficient Children 19
Milkshops 40
Mortality in Childbirth and in Infancy, Means of preventing 60
Mumps 56