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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
Fulham 1934
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham Borough]
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| 20 Deaths | 13 males, 7 females. |
| Death Rate | 0.14 per 1,000, being 0.05 higher than in 1933. |
| 9 notified (45 per cent.) | |
| 11 not notified (55 per cent.) | Of these 11 cases, 3 were 10 died in Institutions. |
| notified after death |
PERIOD BETWEEN PRIMARY NOTIFICATION AND DEATH.
| Respiratory System:— | ||||
| Under 1 month | 18 | (19.15 per cent.) | ||
| 1—3 months | 14 | (14.89 „ „ ) | ||
| 3—6 ,, | 16 | (17.02 „ „ ) | ||
| 612 ,, | 9 | ( 9.58 „ „ ) | ||
| 1—2 years | 18 | (19.15 „ „ ) | ||
| Over two years | 19 | (20.21 „ „ ) | ||
| Other Tuberculous Diseases:— | ||||
| Under 1 month | 4 | (44.44 „ „ ) | ||
| 1—3 months | — | |||
| 3—6 „ | 1 | (11.11 „ „ ) | ||
| 6-12 ,, | — | |||
| 1—2 years | 1 | (11.11 „ „ ) | ||
| Over two years | 3 | (33.33 „ „ ) | ||