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Holborn 1923

Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health, for the year 1923

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PREVALENCE OF AND CONTROL OVER
INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
The relative importance of the commoner infectious diseases as regards numbers
of deaths caused is shown by the following table:—

ENGLAND AND WALES.

Common Infectious Diseases.

Deaths at all Ages.

1913.1914.1915.1916.1917.1918.1919.1920.1921.1922.Yearly average 1913-1922.
Pneumonia (all forms)37,53040,07048,87437,91639,83259,66638,94937,14934,70840,93041,562
Pulmonary Tuberculosis36,20337,83840,80340,76942,33545,33835,98432,79133,50533,91937,948
Measles10,6449,14416,4455,41310,5389,7873,5347,1902,2415,6948,063
Whooping Cough5,4588,0408,1436,0754,5099,8982,6054,4014,5766,3706,075
Diphtheria4,4575,8635,8655,3664,4774,8034,8885,6484,7724,0755,021
Scarlet Fever2,1002,8432,4061,3817681,0201,2211,4301,3051,3821,585
Enteric Fever1,5051,7051,3881,122977950577537613465983