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Wandsworth 1902

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

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Report of the Medical Officer of Health.

TABLE XXXV7II.

Deaths from Non-Zymotic Diseases.

1891.1892.1893.1894.1895.1896.1897.1898.1899.1900.1901.1902.
Cancer10310190115118154154159178147202222
Tubercular Diseases246256228234256245276309305374388314
Circulatory „180185179172206271261254325339298320
Respiratory „510453488340486369355485469577477550
Premature Birth170183215164218189216207248242274308
Violence546159667069598181109114127
All other Diseases650696712631687663667706641924951952
Totals191319351971172220411960198822012247271227042793

The above were the cause of 83.9 per cent. of the total deaths,
compared with 85.3 per cent. in 1901.
Cancer.
The total number of deaths from Cancer, which includes all
forms of malignant disease, was 222, compared with 202 in 1901.
The corrected death-rate was .90, compared with .86 in 1901.
The number of deaths and the death-rate in each parish was
as follows:—Clapham 60 and 1.09, Putney 25 and .97, Streatham
66 and .84, Tooting 10 and .52, and Wandsworth 61 and .89.
Of the total number of deaths, 86 were males and 136
females.
The total number of deaths is 45 above the corrected average,
and the rate is the highest that has been registered since 1885,
the last year for which definite statistics could be obtained.