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Twickenham 1920

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Twickenham]

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13
Poliomyelitis 14
Tubercular disease 5
Rickets 2
Other 3
Six of these cases were discovered for the first time on
medical inspection during the year.
(j) Acute infectious disease.
The incidence of acute infectious disease in the Schools
is indicated in the following table:—

Cases of Acute Infectious Diseases in Schools, 1920.

SchoolMeaslesWh. C.Ch.PoxMumpsDiphth.Sc. fever
Trafalgar Boys2132
„ Girls121
„ Infants72121
Orleans Boys1111
„ Girls36121
„ Infants153158131
Whitton Mixed21
Nelson Infants7
St. Mary's Boys621
„ Girls111
„ Infants26224
Arch. Cam. Boys1
„ Girls15
„ Infants55341
St. Stephen's Boys11
„ Girls111
„ Infants31411
St. James' R.C.712
Gould Road92
Other schools9143
Total439202154615

The cases of measles were much more numerous than
during the preceding year, during which this disease was
almost absent from the district. The schools chiefly affected
were the Infants' departments of Orleans, Trafalgar,
St. Mary's and Archdeacon Cambridge.