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... LW. *Dangerous’ Phials Found rhials containing anti-smallpox accine, stated to be lost at Newport, have been found. Dr. R, K. Machell (County Medical Officer) stated that the faccine had been found in the ar of the doctor who had raised he alarm, Earlier ...
... Corps, who number just under 2,000, are to be offered full immunization and vaccination facilities — for diphtheria, tetanus, smallpox, poliomyelitis, and enteric fever, Dr. P. G. Roads (Mednca‘ Officer of Health) believes that this offer to a complete corps ...
... year of 26.86 inches, Similarly it was unfair to children not to give them protection by vaccination from smallpox. An occasional case of smallpox did arrive in this country, generally brought by aeroplane. - HEALTHY DISTRICT Dr. Hewitt reports that the ...
... 10s. for having no licence. IN QUARANTINE Thirteen coloured men, occupants of a house in Scunthorpe. Lines, where a case of smallpox was confirmed, were put in quarantine at Laceby Isolation Hospital. ...
... PORTSMOUTH PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT DIPHTHERIA & WHOOPING COUGH IMMUNISATION (Prom the age of 4 months) VACCINATION against SMALLPOX (from two months) Children can be immunised FREE at the following times and places: Monday Drayton Institute, Havant Rdad ...
... following it. rushed inlo the street fearing a disaster Suspected Smallpox /■JNE of two children landed . to-day from the P. and O. liner Strathmore • lons • with suspected smallpox has been admitted to the Fort London Isolation Hospital Denton The second ...
... roused fury among his colleagues by introducing a vaccine against smallpox in May, 1796. Even as late as 1890 the author of a child-welfare book states that * vaccination against smallpox is a preposterous idea; only less crowded homes, more general cleanliness ...
... that in 1946, typhoid, pantyrhoid, diflhtheria and meningitis, together with tyrhus. dzsentery. yellow fever, pasue_ cholera, smallpox, recurrent fever, scarlet fever and rabies claimed 2,702 lives. Last year, the island eliminated the first four diseases ...
... was commonly protected was smallpox. Children were vaccinated in infancy and were generally left with three or four round scars on the top of the arm. Now active protection Is advised In most countries against not only smallpox, but diphtheria, whooping ...
... ROCHDALE DOCTORS’ INQUIRIES 31 Smallpox Cases -Mild Variety XTEADED by the Medical Officer of Health (Dr.- J. Innes), doctors in Rochdale (Lanes) have been making exhaustive inquiries into the outbreak of a mild variety of smallpox. So far, there have been ...
... ironical. commented Mr. Jury. lie is a bus inspector. HOSPITAL CLOSED Long Reach Hospital, Dartford. Kent, used only for smallpox cases, closed after its last patient was discharged. ...
... triumphs in preventive medicine in the past 50 years, he told a Crippled Children’s Hospital Board meceting. Diseases such as smallpox, typhoid, Diptheria, Tentanus, yellow fever, tuberculosis and polio, many of which had been a “scourge” in Australia, were ...