Report for the year 1926 of the Medical Officer of Health.

  • Holborn (London, England). Metropolitan Borough.
Date:
1927
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Credit: Report for the year 1926 of the Medical Officer of Health. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    4 Page Schick Test and Immunisation against Diphtheria 55 scarlet Fever 63 Enteric Fever 64 Typhus Fever 64 Cerebro-Spinal Fever 64 Dysentery 64 Malaria 65 Encephalitis Lethargies 65 Acute Poliomyelitis 65 Pneumonia 66 Influenza 67 Anthrax 67 Chickenpox 67 Mumps 67 Bacteriological Work 67 Disinfections 68 Cleansing of Persons Act 68 Verminous Condition and Scabies 68 Shelter during Disinfection 68 Tuberculosis 69 Notifications 69 Correction of Register 71 Sleeping Conditions 71 Classification of Homes 72 Delay in Notification 73 Institutional Treatment 73 Visitation of Home 73 Contacts 74 Prevention of Spitting 74 Deaths from Pulmonary Tuberculosis 74 Tuberculosis Dispensary 75 Public Health (Prevention of Tuberculosis) Regulations, 1925 77 Tuberculosis Care Committee 78 Home Nursing 80 Dental Clinic 80 Cancer 81 Maternity and Child Welfare 81 Notification of Births 81 Number of Births 82 Births in Crowded Homes 82 Home Visiting 83 Attendances at Infant Welfare Centres 83 Work at Centres 84 10, John Street 84 Short's Gardens 84 Ante-natal Hygiene 86 Maternal and Infant Consultations 87 Artificial Sunlight 88 Breast Massage 89 Diarrhoea 89Still-Births Illegitimate Births 89 Dental Treatment 89 Assistance with Denture 90 Supply of Milk and Food for Mothers and Infants 90 Home Help 91 Convalescent Home Treatment 91 Visitors to Centre 91 Saffron Hill Maternity and Child Welfare Centre 91 Deaths of Infants under One Tear 92 Deaths of Children, One to Five Tears 93 Infectious Diseases among Mothers and Children 93 Puerperal Fever 94 Ophthalmia Neonatorum 94 Whooping Cough 97 Measles 98 German Measles 99 Epidemic Diarrhoea 99