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Fulham 1963

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

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NOTIFICATIONS OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE, 1963 (in age groups)

-11-23-45-910- 1415- 2425- 4445- 6465Total
Scarlet Fever–171111–––21
Whooping Cough15293436641––125
Acute Poliomyelitis:Paralytic––––––––––
Non-Paralytic:––––––––––
Measles383112653811933––1020
Diphtheria––––––––––
Acute Pneumonia–––––1–9414
Dysentery9201824102129178156
Smallpox––––––––––
Acute Encephalitis Infective––––––––––
Acute Encephalitis Post Infectious–1–––––––1
Typhoid Fever––––––1––1
Paratyphoid Fever––––––––––
Erysipelas––1––2238
Meningococcal Infection–1–––––1–2
Food Poisoning4–––1451116
Puerperal Pyrexia–––––34––7
Ophthalmia Neonatorum––––––––––
Malaria––––––––––
Scabies–2––142–––
Tuberculosis, Pulmonary–––11719181258
Tuberculosis, Non-Pulmonary–––1–372–13
TOTALS6636532445539517350281451

There were 1,451 notifications - an increase of 938 compared with the figure (513) for 1962
TUBERCULOSIS
The tuberculosis death rate of 10.93 has risen compared with last year when it was 5.42.
In 1953, the tuberculosis death rate per 100,000 population was 19.59. The notification rate for
tuberculosis in 1963 was 64.6 compared with 75.1 in 1962.