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... in the number of small-pox eases or for the present kw rate of mortality from the disease. Isolation is useful, and is a logical and valuable precaution, but it forms no sub- Etitute for vaccination in its power to prevent small-pox from ratting in a ...
... for consumptive patients under the National Insurance is urgent. mid thus smallpox and other hospitals available are ever where being utilised for this purpose. Nuneaton smallpox hospital, for instance, which cost £lO,OOO, has never had a patient, but ...
... which has arrived here, after leaving a number of passengers suffering from smallpox at Fremantle and Mi•lbourne, has been placed in quarantine. There i a modified ease of smallpox among the passengers, and e ee r is under observnt ion .—Reu ter. ...
... reported to the Lisnaskea Board of Guardians that an outbreak of small-pox had occurred in tho union and that to patients had been admitted to the work hou.se hospital. The small-pox patients came from Bunnabesoo, Maguiresbridge. and Lianaskea. ...
... OF CHICKEN-PDX. A fresh of smallpox was notified from nom ditch on Batun4ay. At a mating of the Metre. yiolitan Asylums Board, Lord Boners:lc. chairman of ilso Committee, presented a report Matthat there have 52 gamine smallpox came admitted at South Wharf ...
... opinion has shown a very complete division on the subject of the compulsory ! t-cccination of children as a preventive against small-pox. Some dislike the practice; some , doubt its efficacy; others, on the contrary, place in it their unbounded confidence. For ...
... VACCINATION. Smallpox is almost forgotten in England, thanks to vaccination. The question now arises!: Has vaccination finished its work! Dr. C. Xillick Millard lectured lest night for Chadwick Trust at Toynbee Hall on this subject. Smallpox can do very ...
... •• BEENTFORDIS SERIOUB MENACE. If an outbreak of smallpox were to occur In the Brentford district. Dr. Henry DoU. the medical declares. the mortality would be appalling, se dreadful ma it 100 years Dr. Boit baft.lll stew on the fact that 50 pm cent, ...
... that 18 cases of smallpox had been removed from that institution to the isolation hospital, among the patients being three nurses, probationers. On February 5, he said, a chl!d admlttod to the infirmary elsoelod marked symptoms of smallpox. Before this child ...
... Asylums Board. It is some time since the last case of smallpox occurred in the Metropolis, but, in spite of this, the board has maintained an efficient staff of doctors and trained nurses at its two smallpox hospitals in readiness for any emergency that might ...
... every medical officer of health in districts where troops are quartered that under present conditions the introduction of smallpox is not unlikely, and the prevention of the spread of the disease, if it should appear, will depend almost entirely on the ...
... arose on the pro. posal of the Hospitals Committee to rebuild Long Reach Smallpox Hospital in permanent materials. Hr. lielby objected to the enormous ex• penditure on the smallpox hospitals at Joyce Omen, Long and the Orchard Hospital, which, he said, ...