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Lambeth 1936

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lambeth Borough]

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TABLE J. Statistics of Notifiable Diseases.

Cases notifiedAttack-rate per 1,000Deaths registeredCase mortality per 100Cases removed tohospitalPer cent. of cases removedInfected housesAnnual Average of cases notified 1921-1930
Cholera--------
Smallpox17.4
Scarlet Fever6932.49710.14464893.506291056.5
Diphtheria4131.488153.63141299.75389732.3
Membranous Croup2.9
Typhus
Enteric140.05017.1421392.851418.4
Relapsing Fever
Erysipelas1090.39243.6695550.45109123.2
Puerperal Fever70.025114.285457.14728.7
Puerperal Pyrexia450.16224.4441022.224548.8
Plague
Cerebro-Spinal Fever70.025457.152571.4276.3
Polio-myelitis10.00031100.0015.4
Ophthalmia Neonatorum540.19411.85135.555456.2
Measles3,60212.980260.72183323.123.0942532.6
German Measles1880.6772211.70178425.1
Tuberculosis—
Pulmonary (primary)3471.250194507.6
Non-pulmonary (primary)580.02017104.3
Malaria30.010133.3336.2
Dysentery140.05014100.00101.3
Primary Pneumonia (Acute)1510.5446543.0466643.70149228.2
Influenzal Pneumonia (Acute)750.27011.33356.6675123.0
*Encephalitis Lethargica311.1
Trench Fever
Anthrax0.2
‡Food Poisoning130.04617.6912

* Deaths from Post Encephalitis Lethargica. ‡ Compulsorily notifiable from September, 1932.
N.B.—Of the cases originally notified during 1936, the following were found afterwards not to be suffering from the
diseases notified Diphtheria, 52; Scarlet Fever, 13; Cerebro Spinal Meningitis, 1; Measles, 16; Dysentery, 1;
German Measles. 2; Enteric. 1.