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Malden and Coombe 1960

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Malden & Coombe]

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compared with an average of 11 .5 for England and Wales. The infant
mortality rate was 17.9 compared with the figure of 21.7 for England
and Wales. 23 males and 7 females died from lung cancer, 9 more than
in the previous year.

The death rates from this condition per 1,000 population were 1 .094 for males and 0.284 for females as compared with the rates of 0.855 and 0.132 respectively for England and Wales.

CAUSES OF DEATH

M.F.TOTAL.
1 .Tuberculosis, respiratory33
2.Tuberculosis, other11
3.Syphilitic disease---
4.Diphtheria---
5.Whooping cough---
6.Meningococcal infection---
7.Acute poliomyelitis---
8.Measles---
9.Other infective and parasitic diseases1-1
10.Malignant neoplasm, stomach347
11.„ „lung, bronchus ...23730
12.„ „ breast-1313
13.„ „ uterus-33
14.Other malignant and lymphatic neoplasms303262
15.Leukaemia, aleukaemia134
16.Diabetes213
17.Vascular lesions of nervous system244872
18.Coronary disease, angina514293
19.Hypertension with heart disease.31114
20.Other heart disease143852
21 .Other circulatory disease101323
22.Influenza---
23.Pneumonia111526
24.Bronchitis9514
25.Other diseases of respiratory system-66
26.Ulcer of stomach and duodenum314
27.Gastritis, enteritis and diarrhoea2-2
28.Nephritis and nephrosis3-3
29.Hyperplasia of prostate3-3
30.Pregnancy, childbirth, abortion.-11
31.Congenital malformations527
32.Other defined and ill-defined diseases201838
33.Motor vehicle accidents617
34.All other accidents4610
35.Suicide123
36.Homicide and operations of war---
Total.233272505