PUBLIC HEALTH RETURNS
FIGURES FOR WEEK The public health returns for the week ended yesterday show that one patient suffering from, poliomyelitis was still undergoing treatment at the Dunedin Hospital. Three cases of measles were admitted, and three remain. Two patients were admitted for treatment for diphth_.'ia. and two remain. One case of meningitis was discharged, but there are still three patients at the hospital. One case of mumps was admitted for treatment, and one still remains. One patient suffering from ophthalmia neonatorum, and another from scarlet fever are still being treated at the Hospital. Five cases of measles were admitted to the Logan Park Hospital, two were discharged, and six remain. One case of mumps was also admitted. Three were discharged, and two remain for further treatment.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24773, 25 November 1941, Page 8
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