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Battersea 1907

Report on the health of the Metropolitan Borough of Battersea for the year 1907

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The next table gives the deaths-rate from each of the chief zymotic diseases compared with the mean deaths-rate for the ten years 1897-1906, the gain or loss in each case being also shown.

Diseases.Mean Death-rate per 1,000 1897-1907Deaths-rate perGain in 1907.Loss in 1907.
Small-pox0.010.000.01...
Measles0.530.390.14...
Erysipelas0.070.020.05...
Scarlet Fever0.110.11......
Diphtheria0.250.200.05...
Enteric Fever0.100.020.08...
Puerperal Fever0.030.03......
Whooping Cough0.400.340.06...
Diarrhoea0.810.250.56...

Death Rate per 1,000 population from the chief Zymotic

Diseases arranged in Wards.

Ward.Estimated Population.Small-pox.Measles.Erysipelas.Scarlet Fever.Diphtheria.Enteric, &c.Puerperal Fever.Whooping Cough.Epidemic Diarrhoea.
1. Nine Elms31192.00.32.03.12.06.06.09.44.4
2. Park19629.oo.86.10.15.25.00.05.35.40
3. Latchmere22207.00.63.00.04.18.00.00.36.27
4. Shaftesbury17319.00.00.05.11.23.05.00.34.23
5. Church21012.00.33.04.14.19.00.00.19.38
6. Winstanley22210.00.67.00.04.49.04.04.58.18
7. St. John's8941.00.22.00.11.22.00.00.11.22
8. Bolingbroke20198.00.14.00.04.19.00.00.29.04
9. Broomwood19181.00.20.00.20.10.00.10.15.05