[Report 1937] / Medical Officer of Health, Denbighshire County Council.

  • Denbighshire (Wales). County Council. no2004062613.
Date:
1937
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Credit: [Report 1937] / Medical Officer of Health, Denbighshire County Council. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    TABLE VII. Births and Infantile Deaths Allocated to Areas. Districts Births Deaths under 1 year of age Legitimate Illegitimate Legitimate Illegitimate Abergele U 76 n 6 1 Cohvvn Bav Borough... 211 7 10 Denbigh Borough 97 4 6 Llangollen U 60 ... 2 Llanrwst LJ 40 2 2 Ruthin Borough 46 2 6 Ruthin R. 102 12 8 1 Wrexham Borouch 671 18 27 1 Wrexham Rural 961 46 50 3 Aled R 87 6 7 ... Ceiriog R 98 5 5 ... Hiraethog R 68 8 4 2187 112 160 6 LABORATORY l-ACTIJTlES. 'There has been no change in the arrangements for labora- tor)' investigations as outlined in previous re])orts. Bacteriolog- ical examinations are carried out by Dr. \V. If. Grace, Pathologist for the Chester Royal Inlirmary, and the W'rexham War Memorial Hospital. Tie is also l^athologist for the County under the Venereal Diseases Regulations. The samples sub- mitted to him for examination consist of Milk under the Milk (Special Designations) Orders, Tuberculosis Order, all Bacter- iological Examinations under the Venereal Disease Txegulations, and the typing of blood of possible donors in connection with the County Blood d'ransfusion Service. ATost of the work is done at the Chester Royal Tnlirmary, but for the coin'cnience of the County, many of the milk samples are examined at the Wrex- ham War A'lemorial Hospital.
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