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Islington 1915

Sixtieth annual report on the health and sanitary condition of the Metropolitan Borough of Islington

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1915] 28

INFLUENZA.

During the year Influenza caused 71 deaths, which is an increase of 18 on the corrected average of the preceding ten years 1905-14; and 41 on the return for the year 1914.

The record of deaths since 1856 are given below in quinquennial periods:—

Quinquennia.Deaths.Average number of Deaths per annum.
1856-60183.6
1861-65122.4
1866-70102.0
1871-7520.4
1876-8020.4
1881-8520.4
1886-90408.0
1891-95718143.6
1896-0042084.0
1901-0527151.2
1906-1032965.8
1911-1522444.8

The statement, which follows, gives the ages at which the persons who suffered from Influenza died.

Average. 1900.
Ages.900.1901.1902.1903.1904.1905.1906.1907.1908.1909.1910.1911.1912.1913.19141914.1915.
0-534434445312315133
5-10311111111
10-151
15-25932343522122125
25-35727323510342414144
35-4516513575419883258687
45-55185149771051410561175915
55-652812686913616953457912
65-7536121761112161214205107771311
75-852551537128121411875999
85 and upwards441121444121I25
4946834048546775817036372858306071