[Report 1940] / Medical Officer of Health, Bridport Borough.

Bridport (England). Borough Council.

Date:: 1940

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Credit: [Report 1940] / Medical Officer of Health, Bridport Borough. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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TUBERCULOSIS. ■ No action was necessary under the Public Health (Prevention of Tuberculosis) Regulations, I925, or Section 172 of the P.H.A,, 1936. . - ■ NEW CAS'^S NOTIFIED. Four Pulmonary Males, ages 36, 43) 52 and 65 years, three Pulmonary Fem.ale8, ages 12, 20 and 42 years, one Non-Pulmonafy Male age 7 years and one Non-Pulmonary Female aee 33 years., were notified durinfj the year. Three Pulmonary Males, Females, ages 20 and 33 years years died during the year. ages^ 27, 43 ?^nd 65 years, t^'f^o Pulmonary and' one Non-Pulmonary Female age 33 The notification of Tuberculosis in the Area is very satisfactory All patients who died from the disease were-on the Tuberculosis Register, FACTORIES AND WORIISHOPS. No Inspections were made. PORT HEALTH., No Infectious Disease wa- found, during the year, and no Notices were served as regards defs-os. No rats were destroyed, and the water supoly and sanitation are the same as described in previous Reports.