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Wandsworth 1902

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

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Table: Report of the Medical Officer of Health.TABLE XXII.

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TABLE XXII.

No.	Borough.	No. of Notifications	Rate per 10,000
1	Hampstead	27	3 2
2	Chelsea	44	59
3	Kensington	113	63
4	WANDSWORTH	173	7.
5	Fulham	103	7.1
6	Lewisham	98	7.4
7	Paddington	134	9.2
8	Islington	356	10.5
9	Greenwich	112	1l.4
10	Hammersmith	139	12.1
11	Deptford	145	12.9
12	Stoke Newington	70	13.5
13	Lambeth	416	13. 6
14	Battersea	241	14
15	Camberwell	408	15. 5
16	Marylebone	231	17. 4
17	City of London	47	18.3
18	Westminster	333	18.4
19	Hackney	461	20.7
20	Woolwich	257	21.9
21	Bermondsey	235	24.9
22	St. Pancras	616	26.1
23	Southwark	606	29.3
24	Finsbury	302	30.
25	Shoreditch	455	39.
26	Poplar	697	41.1
27	Bethnal Green	546	42.
28	Stepney	1,539	51.2
29	Holborn	435	74.3

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This Borough has thus a very favourable record, being fourth
out of the 29 Metropolitan Boroughs.
This is doubtless due to three main factors: —-
(1) To the large amount of re-vaccination performed.
(2) To the constitution of the population.
(3) To the methods adopted and carried out by the
Sanitary Staff of the Borough.

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Wandsworth 1902

Table: Report of the Medical Officer of Health.TABLE XXII.

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