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Holborn 1926

Report for the year 1926 of the Medical Officer of Health

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TABLE IV.

Infectious Diseases in Holborn for the last Eleven Years.

NOTIFICATIONSDEATHS
Decennial Average, 1914-1925Year 1926Decennial Average, 1918-1925Year 1926
NumberRate per 1,000London KateNumberRate per 1,000London RateNumberRate per 1,000London RateNumberRate per 1,000London Rate
Small-pox0.30.010.0000.000.000o.oo0.0000.000.00
Diphtheria1002.462.57731.692.9550.110.1740.090.12
Erysipelas ...180.430.51140.320.39..................
Scarlet Fover912.193.17841.942.6810.030.0410.020 02
Enteric Fever40.090.0850.120.070.50.010.0100.00001
Cere'oro-spinal Fever1.00.030.0620.050.02.........0o.oo...
Acute Poliomyelitis10.03...00.000.02.........00.00...
Whooping Coughf632.49...962.25...50.120.1710.020.05
Measles..................80.200.2260.140.20
Tuberculosis—Pulmonary1012.57...661.531.62591.501.23260-60...
Ditto Non-Pulmonary.50.38260.600.4780.190.1990 21...
Puerperal Fever* Ditto Pyrexia12.763.283 15.604.2412.47...23 74...
Ophthalmia Neonatorum*914.389.08611.218-97..................
Diarrhoea (under 2 years)*J..................812.513. 571222.4311.8

* Rates per 1,000 births. †Notifiable in Holborn (not in London) since 1914. ‡ Not Notifiable. (.) Average for 6 years.