[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden] page 86

Willesden 1914

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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Death Rates from Certain Infectious Diseases.—
The following Table, No. 17, shows the death rates per
100,000 of the population from scarlet fever, diphtheria,
enteric fever, measles and whooping cough since 1875:—

Table: T able N o. 47.

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Year.	Scarlet Fever.	Diphtheria.	Enteric Fever.	Measles.	Whooping Cough.
(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)	(6)
1875	66	33	71	0	38
I876	59	27	48	78	238
1877	128	10	41	87	30
1878	19	14	29	29	174
1879	35	35	9	13	27
1880	99	8	15	75	99
1881	47	3	22	25	47
1882	24	3	15	141	86
1883	20	11	17	14	34
1884	13	16	11	11	58
1885	13	36	23	52	44
1886	2	15	4	67	79
1887	28	12	16	59	22
*1888	22	22	17	66	77
1889	4	12	3	14	17
1890	3	31	11	55	70
1891	3	11	6	8	67
1892	12	27	9	73	55
1893	21	63	13	15	49
1894	9	21	15	60	42
1895	21	42	15	6	10
1896	20	34	12	144	47
1897	12	69	13	14	48
1898	10	65	8	49	24
1899	15	42	10	23	30
1900	10	24	12	45	26
1901	10	45	9	7	49
1902	10	43	12	54	20
1903	9	7	7	65	52
1904	1	14	6	33	7
1905	4	10	9	36	47
1906	8	11	5	17	17
1907	13	12	3	31	51
1908	9	9	5	36	8
1909	11	7	4	27	22
1910	0	7	1	20	17
1911	3	7	3	33	54
1912	1	6	2	22	18
1913	4	5	2	42	14
1914	3	14	2	5	20
* Infectious Diseases Notification compulsory in Willesden from this year.

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Table: T able N o. 47.