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Edmonton 1913

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Table: TABLE V.—Table showing the Number of Cases Notified and the Deaths from the principal Zymotic Diseases for the year 1913, and ten preceding years.

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TABLE V.—Table showing the Number of Cases Notified and the Deaths from the principal Zymotic Diseases for the year 1913, and ten preceding years.

Disease.		1913.		1912.		1911.		1910.		1909.		1908.		1907.		190b.		1905.		1904.		1903.
		Pop. 66,552		Pop. 65,084		Pop. 63,146		Pop. 6I.741		Pop. 61,164		Pop. 60,182		Pop. 59.434		Pop. 56,818		Pop. 54,606		Pop. 53.358		Pop. 52,139
		Cases	Deaths	Cases	Deaths	Cases	Deaths	Cases	Deaths	Cases	Deaths	Cases	Deaths	Cases	Deaths	Cases	Deaths	Cases	Deaths	Cases	Deaths	Cases	Deaths
Notifiable.	† Small Pox	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	..	4	..	1	..
	† Scarlet Fever	429	1	211	1	68	..	..	5	283	4	308	12	231	8	383	13	259	6	181	3	119	2
	† Diphtheria and Membranous Croup	131	15	36	13	43	7	52	4	110	13	158	27	95	17	93	11	37	4	46	10	19	1
	† Enteric Fever	8	2	3	I	12	2	34	6	30	7	35	6	29	5	25	7	44	6	38	8	28	6
	Erysipelas	50	2	49	2	55	1	49	1	42	2	73	..	54	..	78	4	66	1	74	5	63	2
	Puerperal Fever	1	1	1	1	..	..	..	..	3	..	3	2	3	3	5	2	3	2	1	..	3	1
	* Tuberculosis, Pulmonary	247	72	228	60	107	45	69	50	84	43	..	54	..	53	..	65	..	42	..	71	..	58
	Tubercle, other forms	75	31	..	20	..	25	..	31	..	26	..	35	..	34	..	38	..	34	..	40	..	56
Non-notifiable	† Diarrhœa	..	54	..	19	..	145	..	22	..	37	..	41	..	32	..	114	..	56	..	151	..	61
	Enteritis	..	..	..	..	..	6	..	1	..	2		2	..	5	..	2	..	10	..	14	..	8
	† Measles	..	48	..	15	..	31	..	3	..	8	..	19	..	21	..	19	..	27	..	28	..	10
	† Whooping Cough	..	9	..	23	..	15	..	9	..	13	..	18	..	39	..	15	..	30	..	7	..	19
	Influenza	..	7	..	4	..	3	..	3	..	17	..	9	..	14	..	9	..	9	..	10	..	2

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t The seven principal zymotic Diseases on the deaths from which the zymotic death-rate is based.
Infectious Diseases Notification and Prevention Acts have been in force since March 1st, 1891.
Before 1906, although their notifications were included, deaths in the Strand Union and amongst the non-residents in the Edmonton Union were
excluded from this table.
Deaths of Residents occurring outside the District are included. Our Isolation Hospitals are all outside the District.
* Compulsory Notification of Phthisis began on January 1st, 1909, as far as paupers are concerned, on May 1st, 1911, as far as hospital patients are
concerned, and on January 1st, 1912, for private patients. The populations quoted are nett, or exclusive of " foreigners " in institutions.

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Table: TABLE V.—Table showing the Number of Cases Notified and the Deaths from the principal Zymotic Diseases for the year 1913, and ten preceding years.

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