Report for the year 1924 of the Medical Officer of Health page 16

Hampstead 1924

Report for the year 1924 of the Medical Officer of Health

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Diarrhœa and Enteritis.
Sixteen deaths at all ages from Diarrhoea and Enteritis occurred
in 1924, of which 10 took place among children under two years of
age.
Principal Epidemic Diseases-
All of these, with the exception of whooping cough, are notifiable
diseases, and information concerning them is set out in Section 3 of
this Report.

Table: The deaths from the principal epidemic diseases in recent years are as follows:—

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The deaths from the principal epidemic diseases in recent years are as follows:—

Year.	Enteric Fever.	Small Pox.	Measles.	Scarlet Fever.	Whooping Cough.	Diphtheria
1919	..	..	5	2	..	7
1920	2	..	8	4	6	5
1921	1	..	4	5	6	35
1922	3	..	6	2	2	19
1923	2	..	2	1	4	8
1924	3	..	6	1	4	3

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In addition to the foregoing, a reference to the following may
be of interest:—

Table: Cancer. The following Table gives the number of deaths in sexes from Cancer in each of the years 1906—1924:—

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Cancer. The following Table gives the number of deaths in sexes from Cancer in each of the years 1906—1924:—

Number of Deaths from Cancer.				N umber of Deaths from Cancer.
Year.	Males.	Females.	Total.	Year.	Males.	Females.	Total.
1906	28	65	93	1916	38	75	113
1907	17	52	69	1917	37	70	107
1908	36	48	84	1918	33	72	105
1909	31	54	85	1919	52	71	123
1910	32	58	90	1920	44	76	120
1911	25	61	86	1921	55	79	134
1912	32	70	102	1922	50	85	135
1913	44	56	100	1923	61	97	158
1914	46	58	114	1924	61	90	151
1915	42	76	118

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Hampstead 1924

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Table: The deaths from the principal epidemic diseases in recent years are as follows:—

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Table: Cancer. The following Table gives the number of deaths in sexes from Cancer in each of the years 1906—1924:—