[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham Borough] page 113

Fulham 1938

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham Borough]

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Sex and Age of the New Patients for 1938

	Under 5 years.	5 to 10 years.	10 to15 years.	15 to25 years.	25 to 35 years.	35 to 45 years.	45 years and over.	Allages.
	Under 5 years.	5 to 10 years.	10 to15 years.	15 to25 years.	25 to 35 years.	35 to 45 years.	45 years and over.	Allages.	Males	28	40	17	41	53	42	74	295
Females	29	30	12	83	88	35	33	310
Both Sexes	57	70	29	124	141	77	107	605

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Sex and Age of the New Patients for 1938

	Pulmonary Tuberculosis.	Other Forms.	Suspects.	Non-Tuberculous.	Percentage Tuberculous.
	Pulmonary Tuberculosis.	Other Forms.	Suspects.	Non-Tuberculous.	Percentage Tuberculous.	Under 5 years	1	1	2	53	3.50
Under 10 years	6	5	1	59	14.10
Under 15 years	—	2	1	26	6.89
Under 25 years	51	4	1	68	44.35
Under 35 years	54	3	2	82	40.40
Under 45 years	20	2	1	54	28.57
45 years and over	45	1	4	56	43.39
All ages	177	18	12	398	29.25

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The figures show that 55 per cent, of the infants born in 1937 had been successfully vaccinated
by the end of January, 1939.

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Of 182 of the 195 tuberculous patients found in 1938:—
7	lived in the basement.
50	lived on the ground floor.
40	lived on the first floor.
8	lived on the second floor.
9	lived on the third floor.
21	lived on the top floor.
20	lived on more than one floor.
27	lived in the whole house.