§ Mr. FREEMANasked the Minister of Health whether he has any report to make on the case of the child of Mr. and Mrs. Nance-Kievill, of Newport, Monmouthshire, who died on 11th July, following vaccination on 6th June?
§ Mr. GREENWOODI have obtained a report on this case from one of the medical officers of my Department, who has investigated it locally. The death of the child appears to have been due to septicaemia following septic infection of a vaccinated arm. Evidence of this infection appeared four days after vaccination. There was no reason to consider that it had been introduced by the vaccine lymph employed. The lymph used was not obtained from the Government-Lymph Establishment, but was supplied by a well-known maker. The vaccination was performed in the ordinary course of practice by a medical practitioner who is not a public Vaccinator.
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