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Overcrowding in Towns
Families living in small, cramped spaces in towns during the 18th-19th centuries due to the movement for factory work.
Lack of Sanitation
Absence of proper sanitation facilities and clean water supply in towns, leading to health hazards.
Cholera Epidemics
Outbreaks of cholera between 1831-1866 caused by contaminated water, resulting in diarrhoea and government response failures.
Edwin Chadwick
Author of a report highlighting the health impact of poor living conditions, leading to the Public Health Act of 1848.
John Snow
Investigated and linked contaminated water to cholera outbreaks in 1853-54, notably during the Broad Street outbreak.
Public Health Act of 1848
Established health boards and aimed to improve public health, faced limited implementation and opposition.
Legacy of Public Health Efforts
Chadwick's retirement in 1854 and dismantling of the central Board of Health in 1858 due to resistance to change.