INFECTIOUS DISEASES
FEW CASES REPORTED. The position of the Wellington publio health district with regard to infectiousdiseases *.s very satisfactory. Only 23 capes were reported for the week ended noon yesterday. For the previous week there were .ill notifications. Hospital districts which reported ca6o« of infectious diseases during the past week were:—Waipawa: pneumonia 1. Palmerston North"; lmeumouia 2. Wellington: (Jiplhiherit 7, tuberculosis i, influenza. 1, pneumonia 4. Wairnrnpa: tuberculosis 1, pneumonia 2. Nelson: enteric fever 1. Total, ;;i. The following table giives details of the. cases notified, the figures for tho previous week being also shown for the purpose of comparison-.— Last Prev'oiii . week. week. Diphtheria 7 15 Enteric fever • 1 — Tuberculosis 5 3 Influenza 1 8 Pneumonia. 9 9 Scarlet fe\'sr 0 ' i C.S.M 0 1 Puerperal septicaemia ..0 I Varicella 0 1 23 3G ■
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 295, 7 September 1920, Page 4
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136INFECTIOUS DISEASES Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 295, 7 September 1920, Page 4
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