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Sutton and Cheam 1944

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Sutton and Cheam]

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NOTIFIABLE DISEASES (OTHER THAN TUBERCULOSIS) DURING 1944

DiseaseUnder 1 Year1 Year2 Years3 Years4 Years5 Years10 Years15 Years20 Years35 Years45 Years65 YearsTotalsRemoved to HospitalDied
Scarlet Fever138101810626i 84621193125-
Diphtheria-1----2-1---442
Typhoid Fever--------1---11-
Para-typhoid---------------
Puerperal Pyrexia--------61--74-
Pneumonia1-1--11--28620537
Erysipelas--------2372145-
Dysentery---1-611-31-1331
Poliomyelitis---------------
Cerebrospinal Fever--------1---11-
Measles-231312-1311-273-
Whooping Cough9141067371-112-8891
London Cases in the Downs HospitalS.F.---111------33-
Dip.-----2------22-
W. Cough--1---------11-

* Under Column "Died" all deaths, whether notified in the
district or outside it, or not notified at all, are
included,
BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS:-The following examinations
of specimens were made by "direction of the Borough Council.
Diphtheria Enteric Tuberculosis
Positive Negative Positive ; Negative Positive Negative
1 76 4 10 1 13
Diphtheria swabs are also taken by the School Nurses and sent
to the County Laboratory; these are not included in the above
Table.
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