... SMALLPOX. ?re nod Wen 88 n. riiu’ November, month was I,B?s,while x-r there were 45 : J patients on the v; ...

... Smallpox .Mr. Wheatley inform .1 Sir Kingsley Wood that there arc at present only .-even districts which there is any considerable number cases smallpox. £9.000 a Year Saved. Ramsay Mac Donald, answering Sir King-lev Wood, said the net result of the financial ...

... oT LP The suspected case of smallpox from Nombers’s Garth, in the East End of Sun. derland, reported a few days ago, has been declared by an officer of the Ministry of Health not to be smallpox. This satisfac- tory result was reported to the Corporation ...

... SMALLPOX Coun. A. Patlie. moving the adoption the report, said figures relating the number of cases of smallpox had not been *n- Cl t.'ouii. M- S. Cott remarked that he understood thev were confidential. * Coun. Pattie said it had been decided to ...

... Smallpox There was a steady decline in mortality from tuberculosis, but unfortunately deaths from cancer continued to increase, lie was not able to announce any new dts. eovcvy. but knowledge of the disease was increasing. prevalence ?mall]>ox was bccoming ...

... SMALLPOX. Many Cases of Mild Type 0 Chesterfield. The ouO.re-k continues to spread. There ere nv re renort*xl Suturda.. There a ■Tj pnlients hosnitol. and 4. The disease is of mild type, and affertsd persons walk about the stre, without knowing they have ...

... SMALLPOX? A 55-year-old Exeter woman was last night taken to the City Isolation hospital as a suspected smallpox case. ...

... Smallpox. A man who has nut been vaccinated and In- other contacts out- Hide the town has discovered at Wallaend t«» suffering from smallpox. This the first ease the town during the prenent general outbreak. ...

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... SMALLPOX Women, well men and children, are being vaccinated increasing numbers. The question bus been raised in London homos whether women are mole susceptible to its after eftec.s than men. ' accmation has beanne prettv general, mainly owing, the recent ...

... NO SMALLPOX Total admissions to the hospital during the year were 6,323, an increase of 372 upon the figure for 1937. There was again an increase of 10,000 attendances of out-patients compared -with the previous year. The Hospital for Infectious Diseases ...

... SMALLPOX, The Medical Officer reported that there Lad been an increase in the number ainali- cases, 25 notifications having been received during January compared with 12 in the previous month. • I regret to stale,” remarked the doctor, that tire prejudice ...