London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Camberwell 1955

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell.

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Causes of deathSexAll Ages0-1-5-15-25-45-65-75-
BronchitisM.1191–––2294839
F.52––1––41730
Other diseases of respiratory systemM.13––––1255
F.6–1–—11–3
Ulcer of stomach and duodenamM.16––––1762
F.9––––1–35
Gastritis, enteritis and diarrhoeaM.4––––1111
F.6–––––132
Nephritis and nephrosisM.6––––132–
F.11–––1–325
Hyperplasia of prostateM.10–––––226
Pregnancy, childbirth, abortionF.2––––2–––
Congenital malformationsM.211––––––
F.32–––1–––
Other defined and ill-defined diseasesM.65282–1510712
F.8818–125181727
Motor vehicle accidentsM.16–1–24324
F.5––1–1––3
All other accidentsM.141–124213
F.20–––––6410
SuicideM.12––––2631
F.7––––241–
Homicide and operations of warM.–––––––––
F.––—––—–––

Medical Examinations carried out by the Medical Officer of Health or his Deputy.

Officers for admission to the Permanent Establishment37
Officers for admission to the Unestablished Staff45
Employees for admission to Sick Pay Scheme281
Employees for admission to Permanent Establishment45
Employees absent from duty owing to sickness410

Cremation Certificates.

No. of cremations authorised during the year by the Medical Referee or his Deputy3,451

Water Certificates.

No. of Water Certificates issued94
No. of dwellings concerned683