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Battersea 1910

Report on the health of the Metropolitan Borough of Battersea for the year 1910

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The following table gives the death-rate from each of the chief zymotic diseases compared with the mean death-rate for the decennium1900-9, the gain or loss in each case being also shown.

Diseases.Mean Death-rate per 1,000 1900-1909.Death-rate per 1,000 1910.Gain in 1910.Loss in 1910.
Small-pox0.010.000.01..
Measles0.460.390.07..
Erysipelas0.050.040.01..
Scarlet Fever0.080.030.05..
Diphtheria0.120.060.06..
Enteric Fever0.060.030.03..
Puerperal Fever0.030.03....
Whooping Cough0.370.260.11..
Diarrhœa0.660.310.35..

It will be noted from an inspection of the table that in the case
of each disease mentioned there has been a gain as compared with
decennial figure.
In the next table is shown the death-rate from the chief zymotic
diseases arranged in Wards :—

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.All chief Zymotic diseases.
1. Nine Elms32,252.00.68.06.06.03.06.03.21.491.61
2. Park20,304.00.44.04.00.09.04.00.34.491.47
3. Latchmere22,978.00.34.04.04.00.04.08.26.171.00
4. Shaftesbury17,901.00.50.00.00.05.00.05.44.161.22
5. Church21,840.00.45.04.04.04.04.04.13.221.05
6. Winstanley22,954.00.47.04.08.04.04.00.39.781.87
7. St. John9,248.00.10.10.10.10.00.00.32.000.75
8. Bolingbroke20,909.00.14.00.00.19.00.00.19.090.62
9. Broomwood19,836.00.05.05.00.05.05.05.15.050.45