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... Smallpox Opinions. Mr. Meiriek inquired whether the ilialth Committee's chairman had seen the article in the Lancet with regard to the smallpox disease. it.' would there find that the Chesterfield medical officer had had 300 cases through his hands ...
... The Smallpox Outbreak. Nit - . Marshall tas•chairman of the Heallh and Sanitary Vommitter) said he was sorry to report that during the past week seven fresh eases of smallpox had !teen discovered—five that day. They had all been removed to the Isolation ...
... Smallpox Cases. :tinallisix has been prevalent all the year, October being the only month without a case being notified. The total cases notified were 193-113 males and SO females. All were removed to the Rushcliffe Isolation Hospital. The distribution ...
... Free from Smallpox. There was a full attendance of memlbws of the Hucknall Council at their Illoptember meeting on Monday night, Mr. W. T. Haslam, J.P.. being in the (chair. Arising out of one of the letters relati►e to a hospital scheme for the area ...
... Small-pox and Vaccination. At the beginning of 1928 there was a continuance of the outbreak of Small-pox which commenced in the previous November, and terminated in April. 1928. the last notification having been received on 18th of April. During 1928 ...
... Chicken-pox and Small-pox. The number of cases of pulmonary tuberculosis notified (16) was practically the 'same as the average number (15.8) for the preceding ten years, but the number of non-pulmonary cases (8) compares less favourably with the cor ...
... thoroughly carried out in Germany that small-pox hospitals are not needed. the population in that country being so well protected. These are facts which should be carefully considered by parents before they finally decide not to have their children vaccinated ...
... SMALLPDX AT COLWICK. We understand that a person living at Coludek was this week discovered to he suffering from smallpox and was at once removed to the Isolation Hospital. The case is stated to be of a very serious nature. ADDITIONS TO LIBRARY. Mr. J ...
... 11151=111 6.``' N 10111.2 OF SMALI.POX. The smallpox epidemic In the ('art-• ton and Netherfleht districts euntinues e the °Metals of the Carlton Count-II anxiety. Two fresh t•ases of a mild type were dtscoecred on Tties.ho. and the total nurnher of persmis ...
... OUTBREAKS. As stated in thew• columns a fort - night a serious case of smallpox has been discovered at being u youth employed in local factory. He was at once removed to thy. Smallpox Hospital. and 20 'direct contacts were traced and vaccinated within twelve ...
... were fewer than in 1919. • • • Regarding small-pox surd the value of vaccination. Dr. Knight points out that during the war the vaccination of soldiers greatly diminished the danger of the introduction of small-pox to this country from the Eastern . Countries ...
... great experience of small.pox. From their senores it is evident that (apart from intercurrent chickenpox, which should be differentiated both clinically and epidemiologically) the outbreaks in question have betel outbreaks of small.pox. and are to be classed ...