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Lambeth 1907

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

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TABLE K.*

Shewing the number of Certificates for the Notifiable Zymotic Diseases received in the Borough of Lambeth during 1907, and in the old Parish of Lambeth for the ten years 1891-1900.

Disease.Parish of Lambeth.Annual Average of 10 years 1891—1900 (Parish.)Borough of Lambeth. Notifications received during 1907.
1891189218931894189518961897189818991900
Smallpox322992651162122.0
Cholera42623101661873211.5
Diphtheria3305047895216146527048131080844715.1317
Membranous Croup294749262327171622626.213
Erysipelas258420587315355352325294330234347.0231
Scarlet Fever858183222751198138915501375100910068211331.31481
Typhus1332111.11
Typhoid or Enteric149117160268201162185163219272189656
Continued or Relapsing333458482016111371725.76
Puerperal Plague1120271916192614241318.922
Cerebro-spinal Meningitis13
Totals16763025407024332685280126632329269322092658.42140
Average per 1000 of population6.110.914.58.69.49.58.97.78.77.19.046.6

The Health Department has also heard of, and dealt with, the following non-notifiable infectious
diseases:—Chicken-pox, 600; Measles, 1998; Whooping Cough, 748; Consumption, 677; Cancer, 24; other
diseases (e.g. Mumps, Ringworm, Influenza, Pneumonia, etc.), 131.
† Plague was made notifiable on September 19th, 1900, and Cerebro-spinal Meningitis on March 12th, 1907.
* N.B.—Table K has been omitted by mistake from the main body of the Report, and is added
here to the Appendix.