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Edmonton 1933
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Edmonton]
- Published
- 1934
- Pages
- 44
- Tables
- 21
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Page 7
VITAL STATISTICS.
Male. Female. Total. Grand Total. -
Page 8
The following list of causes of death, subdivided into males and females, has been supplied by the Registrar General. It includes non-civilians as well as civilians.
Male. Female. Total. -
Page 9
MALES.
Causes of Death ALL AGES Under 1 year 1 & under 2 years 2 & under 5 years 5 & under 15 years 15 & under 25 years 25 & under 35 years 35 & under 45 years 45 & under 55 years 55 & under 65 years 65 & under 75 years 75 and over -
Page 10
FEMALES.
Causes of Death ALL AGES Under 1 year 1 & under 2 years 2 & under 5 years 5 & under 15 years 15 & under 25 years 25 & under 35 years 35 & under 45 years 45 & under 55 years 55 & under 65 years 65 & under 75 years 75 and over -
Page 10
Deaths of Infants under one year of age:—
Male. Female. Total. Grand Total. -
Page 11
MALES.
Under 1 week Second week Third week Fourth week Total under 1 month 1—3 months 3—6 months 6—9 months 9—12 months Total under year -
Page 11
FEMALES.
Under 1 week Second week Third week Fourth week Total under 1 month 1—3 months 3—6 months 6—9 months 9—12 months Total under 1 year -
Page 12
Provisional figures for 1933 have been forwarded by the Registrar-General and the following comparisons can be made:—
Birth-rate per 1.ooo population Death-rate per 1,000 births. From diarrhoea, etc., under 2 years Total deaths under 1 year Live Still -
Page 12
Annual Death Rate per 1,000 of Population.
All Causes Typhoid Fever Smallpox Measles Scarlet Fever Whooping Cough Diphtheria Influenza Violence -
Page 13
The Medical Officer of Health carried out the following examinations during 1933:—
Swabs for Diphtheria: Positive. Negative. Total. -
Page 14
Designated milks—such as Grade A, etc.—are sent for bacteriological examination to the Counties Public Health Laboratories. The results of these examinations were:—
Passed. Failed. Total. -
Page 21
The following work has been carried out under these Acts:— 1.—Inspection of Factories, Workshops and Workplaces.
Premises Number of Inspections Written Notices Prosecutions -
Page 21
2.—Defects found in the above.
Particulars Number of Defects No. of Prosecutions Found Remedied Referred to H.M. Inspector -
Page 28
The following particulars given me by the Chief Officer of the Public Control Department relate to goods purchased in Edmonton during 1933 :—
Article. Number taker Number found to be adulterated. -
Page 29
The following table gives the age incidence of those suffering from the notifiable infectious complaints, excluding tuberculosis, which is dealt with separately.
Disease Total No. ol Cases No. Kemoved to Hospital Deaths Under i year 1—2 years 2—3 years 3—4 years 4—5 years 5—10 years 10—15 years 15—20 years 20—35 years 35—45 years 45—65 years 65 and upwards -
Page 30
The following table gives details as to age and sex of new cases ol tuberculosis, also the deaths from the disease, these latter figures including the non-notified cases.
Age Periods. New Cases Deaths Respiratory Non-respiratory Respiratory Nou-respiratory M F M F M F M F -
Page 31
The number of cases of tuberculosis on the register at the end of year was :—
Male. Female. Total. -
Page 31
Corresponding figures for previous years were :—
Male. Female. Total. -
Page 32
The notifications during the same five years were :—
Male. Female. Total. -
Page 34
There are five afternoon sessions at Brookfield House (adjoining the Town Hall), and one morning session at St. Stephen's Hall. Attendances, etc., were as follows:—
Brookfield House. St. Stephen's Hall. -
Page 35
Details regarding the work carried out there are :—
Mothers. Children