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Chelsea 1911

Annual report for 1911 of the Medical Officer of Health

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Whooping Cough.—This disease caused 10 deaths in 1911, as
compared with 12 in 1910. Eight deaths occurred in North Chelsea,
and two in South Chelsea.
Enteric Fever.—There were no deaths from enteric fever in
Chelsea in 1911.

Table V.—Zymotic Disease Mortality in Chelsea in 1911.

Actual number of deaths in Chelsea.Chelsea's proportion of total London deaths according to its population.Average number of deaths annually in Chelsea,1901-1910.
Measles303827
Scarlet Fever235
Diphtheria599
Whooping Cough101520
Enteric Fever023
Diarrhœa629049

Diarrhœa.—The deaths in Chelsea in 1911 from diarrhœal diseases
(diarrhœa and enteritis) were 62 in number, as compared with 28 in
1910. Forty-five of the deaths were of infants under one year of age,
as compared with 19 in 1910; 8 were between one and two years of age,
and 9 were old people. Twenty-nine of the deaths were of North
Chelsea residents, and 33 of South Chelsea.

Table VI.—Mortality from Diarrhœal Diseases.

Year.Chelsea.London.
Death-rate per million.Death-rate per million.
189610371112
189713401446
189812581556
189912821663
190011871251
19017881182
1902714756
1903555849
19048971295
1905652977
190611881325
1907550570
1908731857
1909443588
1910418501
19119391368