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Battersea 1902

Report on the health of the Metropolitan Borough of Battersea for the year 1903

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Enteric Fever The case-rate, death-rate and case-mortality from Enteric Fever since 1891 are set out below:—

Year.Cases.Case-rate per 1,000 population.Deaths.Death-rate per 1,000 population.Casemortality per cent.
18911180.78230.1519.5
1892820.53100.0612.1
18931380.88220.1416.0
18941540.96290.1818.8
18951400.86230.1416.4
18961110.67170.1015.4
1897950.57180.1019.0
1898940.56150.0816.0
18991570.93390.2324.9
19002061.22320.1915.5
1901900.53180.1020.0
1902880.51160.0918.2
1903850.49170.0920.0

The reduction in Enteric Fever prevalence and mortality
during- the last few years, to which attention was called in
previous annual reports, was maintained in 1903, both the
case-rate and death-rate being exceptionally low.

The death-rate and case-rate in the sub-districts are set out below :—

Case-rate per 1,000 population.Death-rate per 1,000 population.
East Battersea0.420.05
North-West Battersea0.700.18
South-West Battersea0.370.07