About: Judith Hollins

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Dr Judith Hollins attended to Albert Tatlock after he had collapsed in the Street in June 1981. Dr Hollins told Ken Barlow that there was nothing wrong with Albert, but because of his age, he shouldn't be left on his own. Two months later, she was back at 1 Coronation Street when Tracy Langton came down with chickenpox. She told mother Deirdre Barlow that she would be infectious for twelve to fourteen days and to keep her in bed as long as she maintained a temperature.

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rdf:type	Character
rdfs:label	Judith Hollins
rdfs:comment	Dr Judith Hollins attended to Albert Tatlock after he had collapsed in the Street in June 1981. Dr Hollins told Ken Barlow that there was nothing wrong with Albert, but because of his age, he shouldn't be left on his own. Two months later, she was back at 1 Coronation Street when Tracy Langton came down with chickenpox. She told mother Deirdre Barlow that she would be infectious for twelve to fourteen days and to keep her in bed as long as she maintained a temperature.
dcterms:subject	Doctors Doctors Coronation Street characters Coronation Street characters 1981 minor characters 1981 minor characters
Number of Appearances	2(xsd:integer)
First Appearance	1981-06-03(xsd:date)
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Character Name	Dr Judith Hollins
Played By	Delia Corrie
Last Appearance	1981-08-31(xsd:date)
Occupation	Doctor
abstract	Dr Judith Hollins attended to Albert Tatlock after he had collapsed in the Street in June 1981. Dr Hollins told Ken Barlow that there was nothing wrong with Albert, but because of his age, he shouldn't be left on his own. Two months later, she was back at 1 Coronation Street when Tracy Langton came down with chickenpox. She told mother Deirdre Barlow that she would be infectious for twelve to fourteen days and to keep her in bed as long as she maintained a temperature.

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