Report on the health of the Metropolitan Borough of Battersea for the year 1904 page 41

Battersea 1904

Report on the health of the Metropolitan Borough of Battersea for the year 1904

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Table: Enteric Fever. The case-rate, death-rate and case-mortality from Enteric Fever since 1891 are set out in the following table:—

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Enteric Fever. The case-rate, death-rate and case-mortality from Enteric Fever since 1891 are set out in the following table:—

Year	Cases.	Case-rate per 1,000 population.	Deaths.	Death-rate per1,000 population.	Case-mortality per cent.
1891	118	0.78	23	0.15	19.5
1892	82	0.53	10	0.06	12.1
1893	138	0.88	22	0.14	16.0
1894	154	0.96	29	0.18	18.8
1895	140	0.86	23	0.14	16.4
1896	111	0.67	17	0.10	15.4
1897	95	0.57	18	0.10	19.0
1898	94	0.56	15	0.08	16.0
1899	157	0.93	39	0.23	24.9
1900	206	1.22	32	0.19	15.5
1901	90	0.53	18	0.10	20.0
1902	88	0.51	16	0.09	18.2
1903	85	0.49	17	0.09	20.0
1904	51	0.29	12	0.06	23.5

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The reduction in enteric fever prevalence and mortality
during the last few years, to which attention was called in
previous annual reports, was maintained in 1904, both the
case-rate and death-rate being exceptionally low.

Table: The death-rate and case-rate in the sub-districts are set out below:—

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The death-rate and case-rate in the sub-districts are set out below:—

	Case-rate per 1,000 population.	Death-rate per 1,000 population.
East Battersea	0.28	0.10
North-West Battersea	0.38	0.06
South-West Battersea	0.21	0.01

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Battersea 1904

Table: Enteric Fever. The case-rate, death-rate and case-mortality from Enteric Fever since 1891 are set out in the following table:—

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Table: The death-rate and case-rate in the sub-districts are set out below:—