INFANTILE PARALYSIS
RESULTS IN CHRISTCHURCH. Electric Telec'apTi— Association CHRISTCHURCH, Last Night. Dr. Telford, medical officer reported to-day that there are thirty-five children suffering from infantile paralysis in the public hospital, but all of them are getting on very well and the medical staff believes that practically all the little patients ultimately will be left without any material, after weakness. This result. Dr. Telford said, must be attributed to the use of the convalescent serum from the time of ithe outbreak in the Christchurch health district which comprises Christchurch and West Coast. LTntil noon to-day, 214 positive oases were reported and there were 27 deaths. Three cases of infantile paralysis were reported this morning, two in the City including a man ef 37, and one from Ashburton..
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9922, 2 May 1925, Page 5
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