[Report 1956] / Medical Officer of Health, Newmarket U.D.C.

  • Newmarket (England). Urban District Council.
Date:
1956
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Credit: [Report 1956] / Medical Officer of Health, Newmarket U.D.C. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SECTION PREVALENCE CONTROL OVER INFECTIOUS j.LTD OTHER ■ c*_r'' . O-Lj aO; • v the The following table shows the civilian population during the yea number of Infectious Diseases among r. Those are the final numbers after corrections subsequently made either or by the Medical Superintendent of by the Notifying Medical Practitioner the Infectious Disease Hospital. Scarlet j 1 Fever j h.0 9 •H Ph O O ,9 E ho 9 O O Paralytic CO p £) & rj if 3 cTE •H £ 9—' r.y 9p 0 d Y ft E ? - * 00 0 1—1 00 d 0 r^-i | A O •P 0 £ 0 uj •H 9 0 r~J i 0 9 rH r=T d Se 0 Pi Sh O 9 P-l d •H X 0 r-i >S Grand Mo 16 M * F. M. Fc M. F 9 M. F. Me F. M. F. M. F. Total: Mo 14 Totals: 44 19 25 2 - 2 5 1 3 - 2 4 3 ; 1 10 Q O — 3 Under 1 year — — — — - — -1 - — — — — — 1 year — - — 3 — 1 — — - I 1 — — 2 years — — 0 Cm — — — ~ _ 0 a. — — 1 1 — — 3 years — — ... — -- — — _ - - . - ~ 1 — - -- 4 years 1 - — 1 — 1 ! - 1 2 — -- — — - — 5 to 9 years .L —• — Ju — 2 2 1 — - 1 — — - 10 to 14 years 1 — — 15 to 2 A years — — - — — 1 25 to L\h years — — — 1 — 1 — _ — —; — 1 - 3 - 2 45 to 64 years — — ... — — — ~ — —, 1 - — - 65 & over. 1 1 -] 5 2 — — T U L E R C U L 0 S I s • NEU CASES® New Cases and Mortality® 19560 1955• 1954. 1955. 1952. 1951. 1950. Pulmonary 2 4 7 6 8 11 10 Non-Pulmonary Nil Nil 1 3 1 2 I Ages of Canes not'! fled in 1956°- Pulraonary, I Male, 26 years* 1 Female, 36 years. MORTALITY. There were -2 pultt^oiiory deaths,(2 males, 62 and 43 years,) and 1 Non-Pulmonary,(l female, 71 years®) TUBERCULOSIS REGISTER. Pulmonary® Male. Female. N on-Pulmo na r y. Mai Or, Female. $ i Total. * Male® Female,. 1 1.Cases at commencement 1956® 34 30 1+ 0 l i 38 38 2.Notified first in 1956® 1 1 - -- ‘ ■ 11 ^ l 1 3«Restored to Register. — - - - 4.Added by Transfers. 1 2 1 - j 2 2 5.Cases removed from Register . 11 4 2 .1 J !—13 5 ... 6.Remaining at end of 1956. 2k 2-2 7 . 2 7 J 1 TfT 36 POLIOMYELITIS OUTBREAK. Mention must be made of an outbreak of Poliomyelitis commencing on October 3rd, 1956, and extending to January 12th, 1957« The outbreak consisted of 11 cases, of which 8 cases occurred in the Newmarket Urban District, two in the Newmarket Rural District and one in the Mildenhall Rural District. n.n *Drome in They took to his Lakenheath Drome American Service man drove his wife some 15 mile: order that they could attend Film Shows” on the base® with them thuir two daughters who were left in the creche on tho from about 7*30 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. whilst the parents were at the pictures and then all drove back to Newmarket, the twenty-nine evenings prior to 3rd October, youngest daughter (a child of 22 months) This happened 1956 - on that ten day times tho¬ rn her le^- .the elder daughter (5 years) was developed exclud Poliomyelitis paralysis . from her school, of ill Inf A ants School, Newmarket, for three weeks - 18 - which, (to quote the statement