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Fulham 1912

Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year 1912

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Distribution.
Table XIV. gives the number of cases notified in
the several wards, and the following gives the proportional
prevalence:—

TABLE XIX. Number of cases of Diphtheria notified per 10,000 of thepopulation.

1902190319041905190619071908190919101911Mean of 10 years 1902-111912
Barons Court Ward2291020177131014141415.3
Lillie Ward23231314173824161091915.9
Walham Ward172910171520222019171928.8
Margravine Ward23152122403729262327269.8
Munster Ward481524172438252214262519.4
Hurlingham Ward19272022164127232219247.4
Sands End Ward363134223668282120273214.3
Town Ward16171312202123211013177.6
The Borough302020182338252016202314.9
The County of London2417161418191714881616.2

Enteric Fever.
The number of cases notified in Fulham in 1912 as
enteric fever was 26, or 1.7 per 10,000 inhabitants, compared
with an average of 3.8 per 10,000 in the preceding
ten years.
Fatality.
Among the notified cases there were 6 deaths,
giving a case mortality of 23 per cent., and in addition
to these, two other deaths from enteric fever were
credited to Fulham—that of a Fulham woman who had
been an inmate of Hanwell Asylum for some years, and