§ Mr. Viantasked the Minister of Health where the 31 deaths from post-vaccinal encephalitis during the six years of war are shown in the Registrar-General's Statistical Reviews.
§ Mr. BevanOf the 31 deaths from post-vaccinal encephalitis mentioned in my Chief Medical Officer's Report for the period 1939–44, one has not so far been traced in the records of the Registrar-General. The remainder are, or will be, shown in the Registrar-General's Statistical Reviews (Part I) as follows:
Assigned to "Vaccinia"
1939:
- Table 21, page 116–1 Male (Civilian).
1940:
- Table 21, page 143 (footnote)—2 Males, 1 Female (Civilians).
- Table 21A, page 146–2 Males (Non-civilians).
1941:
- Table 21A, page 146–2 Males (Non-civilians).
1942:
- Table 21, page 142–3 Males, 3 Females (Civilians).
- Table 21A, page 145–4 Males (Non-civilians).
- Table 21A, page 147–1 Female (Non-civilians).
*1943:
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- Table 21–2 Males, 1 Female (Civilians).
- Table 21A–1 Male (Non-civilian).
*1944:
- Table 21–1 Male, 1 Female (Civilians).
- Table 21A–1 Male, 1 Female (Non-civilians).
Assigned to "Other sequelœ of vaccination against smallpox"
*1943:
- Table 21A—1 Female (Non-civilian).
Assigned to "Measles"
1942:
- Table 21, page 114–1 Male (Civilian).
Assigned to "Encephalitis non-epidemic"
*1944:
- Table 21–1 Male (Civilian).
*The Registrar-General's Statistical Reviews (Part I) for these years are not yet published.