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Camberwell 1933

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell.

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There is also to be recorded an increase in the number of deaths
from malignant disease, viz., 451 as compared with 396 in 1932.
The deaths from the principal diseases of the respiratory system,
pneumonia and bronchitis, accounted for 300, a decrease of 48.
Included in the deaths from infectious diseases were: —
Diphtheria 20, scarlet fever 6, cerebro-spinal fever 4, encephalitis
lethargica 5, measles 4, and whooping-cough 20. There were no
deaths registered from typhoid and paratyphoid fevers.
A table providing details of all deaths registered, after
correction for inward and outward transfers, appears in the following
table:—

DEATHS, CAUSES OF, AND AGES AT, DURING THE YEAR 1933.

Causes of Death.Sex.All Ages.0-1-2-5-15-25-35-45-55-65-75-
All causesM.1,48690262236638010016524938427l
F.1,51970131426616478127208363495
Typhoid and Paratyphoid FeversM.––––––––––––
F.––––––––––––
MeaslesM.1–––1–––––––
F.3–12––––––––
Scarlet FeverM.5––3–11–––––
F.1––1––––––––
Whooping CoughM.13751––––––––
F.7331––––––––
DiphtheriaM.11–244––1––––
F.92–34–––––––
InfluenzaM.44–11–2489955
F.5411––131851420
Encephalitis lethargicaM.3–––––1–––2–
F.2–––––11––––
Cerebro-spinal FeverM.32––––1–––––
F.11––––––––––
Tuberculosis of respiratory systemM.132–11220362626128–
F.91–––135231312331
Other tuberculous diseasesM.13–212411–2––
F.91–14–1–1–1–
SyphilisM.9–1––––1412–
F.411–––––1–1–
General paralysis of the insane, tabes dorsalisM.13–––––––543–
F.––––––––––––
Cancer, malignant diseaseM.211––––––1134577435
F.240––11261333627250
DiabetesM.10–––––––––52
F.19–––––––25102
Cerebral haemorrhage, etc.M.50––––––1–112414
F.72–––––121202523
Heart diseaseM.332––––65142261120104
F.457–––366182358137206
AneurysmM.161––1–1–2371
F.––––––––––––
Other circulatory diseasesM.35–––––1–161611
F41–––––––231521
BronchitisM.6541––134471823
F.6711––––2161541