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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Poplar 1916

Annual report for the year 1916 on the sanitary condition and vital statistics of the Metropolitan Borough of Poplar, comprising the registration sub-districts of Poplar, Bromley and Bow

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(14) A male, aged 15 months, of Brunswick Road, Bromley.
Notified from Poplar Hospital. Admitted to Hospital 27th August.
(15) A male, aged 16 months, of Blackthorn Street, Bromley.
Notified from London Hospital, 31st August.
(16) A female, aged 3J years, of Dunkeld Street, Bromley. Notified
from East London Hospital, Shadwell. Admitted into Hospital 2nd
September-
(17) A male, aged 2 years, of Dunkeld Street, Bromley. Notified
from East London Hospital, Shadwell. Admitted into Hospital 2nd
September.
(18) A female, aged 15 months, of Wellington Street, Bromley.
Notified from Great Ormond Street Hospital, 4th September, having
been admitted 26th August.
(19) A female, aged 6 months, of Wyke Road, Bow. Notified from
East London Hospital, Shadwell, 13th September. Admitted 6th
September. Died 17th September.
One patient died—0 Poplar, 0 Bromley, and 1 Bow.
Another death occurred in the London Hospital, a female, aged 16
months, St. Stephen's Road, Bow. Case not notified.
DIARRHEA AND ENTERITIS.
Diarrhcea and Enteritis; Notification of Zymotic Enteritis
and Summer Diarrhcea.
Under this heading are included deaths registered as due to epidemic
diarrhoea, epidemic enteritis, infective enteritis, zymotic enteritis, summer
diarrhoea, choleraic diarrhoea, gastro-enteritis, gastro-intestinal catarrh,
muco-enteritis. colitis, etc.

Table: Deaths from dysentery are not included, but tabulated separately, and four fatal cases from this disease occurred in the Borough—1 Poplar, 3 Bromley, and 0 Bow. See Tables IX.—XII.

Deaths from dysentery are not included, but tabulated separately, and four fatal cases from this disease occurred in the Borough—1 Poplar, 3 Bromley, and 0 Bow. See Tables IX.—XII.

Poplar.Bromley.Bow.Borough of Poplar.London.
1911115132963435,433*
1912243514731,371*
19135564521713,098*
19145582581953,031*
19157349521742,542*
19164341231071,598

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* Under two years for London only.