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Willesden 1915

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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Table: The following Table, No. 36, shows the age distribution of deaths from Tuberculosis in Willesden since 1877:—Table No. 36.

The following Table, No. 36, shows the age distribution of deaths from Tuberculosis in Willesden since 1877:—

Table No. 36.

Year.0 to 1.1 to 5.5 to 15.15 to 25.25 to 65.65 and upwards.Total.
187713112325256
187810121431361
187913111626057
188024165630182
*1881.....................
188213143817156
1883181031340084
188416125721061
1885151061035177
188627203225178
188723176332283
188819145537282
18892166445082
189020182ii562109
18912181412441100
189211971142383
*1893-99.....................
190013141124701133
1901202415i i676143
190219221420814160
190317221024884165
1904192016161116188
1905102016241177194
190622191335972188
190722201328987188
190811141121879153
1909163016241064196
191017251420917174
1911142511211071179
1912813123211310188
1913614102010411165
191472912211263198
191562320291239210

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*Records incomplete.
F. MEANS FOR PREVENTING MORTALITY IN
CHILDBIRTH AND INFANCY.
Maternity and Child Welfare.—This matter continued
to receive the attention of the Council during the
year 1915.