Sixtieth annual report on the health and sanitary condition of the Metropolitan Borough of Islington page 67

Islington 1915

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

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Years.	Vaccinations per 100 births, less infants who died unvaccinated.	Years.	Vaccinations per 100 births, less infants who died unvaccinated.
1880	89.8	1898	64.9
1881	90.8	1899	66.4
1882	91.1	1900	67.9
1883	90.4	1901	75.8
1884	90.5	102	80.0
1885	90.6	1903	81.2
1886	90.8	1904	82.3
1887	90.4	1905	80.5
1888	88.4	1906	79.9
1889	89.0	1907	76.9
1890	89.3	1908	72.4
1891	87.4	1909	70.7
1892	85.5	1910	66.7
1893	85.0	1911	62.3
1894	84.0	1912	54.1
1895	70.9	1913	51.1
1896	73.9	1914	46.8
1897	73.3

Table: Certificates of Exemption.—The following tabular statement shows clearly the large increase in these certificates since 1897, which is the first year in which they were accepted as an excuse for the failure of the parents to have their infants vaccinated.

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Certificates of Exemption.—The following tabular statement shows clearly the large increase in these certificates since 1897, which is the first year in which they were accepted as an excuse for the failure of the parents to have their infants vaccinated.

1897	14	1906	123
1898	103	T907	259
1899	101	1908	588
1900	127	1909	824
1901	106	1910	1,080
1902	73	1911	1,241
1903	103	1912	1,646
1904	89	1913	1,942
1905	110	1914	2,124

Table: The following Table shows how the exemption certificates were distri buted throughout the borough and the percentages they bore to the births, less the children who died unvaccinated:—

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The following Table shows how the exemption certificates were distri buted throughout the borough and the percentages they bore to the births, less the children who died unvaccinated:—

Registration Sub-District.	Births, less Infants died unvaccinated.	Exemptions.	Percentage of Exemption Certificates to Births.
Tufnell	649	193	29.7
Upper Holloway	849	249	29.3
Tollington	626	166	26.5
Highbury	1,074	373	34.7
Lower Holloway	934	238	25.5
Barnsbury	1,392	305	21.9
Islington, South-East	1,693	600	35.4
The Borough	7,217	2,124	29.4

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Islington 1915

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Table: Certificates of Exemption.—The following tabular statement shows clearly the large increase in these certificates since 1897, which is the first year in which they were accepted as an excuse for the failure of the parents to have their infants vaccinated.

Table: The following Table shows how the exemption certificates were distri buted throughout the borough and the percentages they bore to the births, less the children who died unvaccinated:—