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Wandsworth 1919

Annual report on the health, sanitary condition, &c., of the Borough for the year1919

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18 Report of the Medical Officer of Health.
INFECTIVE DISEASES.
The next Table shows the number of deaths from these diseases
during the year and for the 10 previous years. The number above
or below the corrected decennial average is also shown.

TABLE XVI.

1909.I9I0.1911.1912.I9I3.1914.I9I5.1916.1917.1918.1919.1919.
No. above corrected average.No. below corrected average.
Small-pox-------------
Scarlet Fever1412101111132251337-5
Diphtheria29163418184153553735416-
Typhus Fever--'---———-———.—
Enteric Fever68985565752—5
Cont'd Fever13-----------
Puerpl. Fever1058111394968167.2—
Cholera------------—.
Erysipelas8410561195671-6. 6
Measles108442305111626152221294518-82
Whooping C.6768665723536649295815-42
Influenza895.524455958907456834310162-
Diarrhoea120883508516818612595789658—90
Tuberculous Diseases362351389366355389434396424455342—78
Cerebro-spinal Fever—331112016ii892.2—
Other Infective Diseases1410212722322019211812-9.8
Totals828667115468579782410017508171572831-142

The total number of deaths from these diseases Was 831, 158
in Clapham, 82 in Putney. 263 in Streatham, 86 in Tooting, and
232 in Wandsworth.
From all infective diseases the death-rate was 2.50 per 1,000,
(2.65 in Clapham, 2.86 in Putney, 2.55 in Streatham, 2.48 in Tooting
and 2.32 in Wandsworth).