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Islington 1900

Forty-fifth annual report on the health and sanitary condition of the Borough of Islington

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1900]

Table XXXIV. Showing the Secondary Causes of the deaths from Measles.

Secondary Diseases.Quarters.The Year.
1234Males.Females.Totals.
Pneumonia284172403878
Bronchitis121741181634
Whooping Cough221—145
Meningitis12———33
Convulsions—211134
Diphtheria—1——1—1
Croup1———1—1
Phthisis——1——11
Marasmus—1——1—1
Syncope1———1—1
Stomatitis11———22
Pyaemia——1—1—1
Scurvy—1———11
Total Secondary Diseases46681546568133
Deaths where no sec-ondary disease was entered187—1141226
Total Deaths64751557980159

The death-rate, 0.45 per 1,000, from this disease was practically the same that
obtained in the preceding year.

It is slightly above the rate of the Country, and is about the same as that of the 33 Great Towns, but less than that of the Rural Districts.

England and Wales0.39 per 1,000.
33 Great Towns0.43 „
67 Other Large Towns0.51 „
Rural England and Wales0.32 „