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Battersea 1947

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

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Causes of Death at different Periods of Life in Battersea during 1947. The following table is supplied by the Registrar-General:—

Causes of Death.Sex.All Ages.0—1—5—15—45—65—
All Causesm.7314812262204403
F.715366562132474
1. Typhoid and paratyphoid feversm
F.
2. Cerebro-spinal feverm.22
F.11
3. Scarlet feverm.
F.
4. Whooping coughm.22
F.
5. Diphtheriam.
F.
6. Tuberculosis of respiratory systemm3617172
F.231832
7. Other forms of tuberculosism.711131
F.413
8. Syphilitic diseasesm.6132
F.725
9. InfluenzaM4—_13
F.5113
10. MeaslesM.
F.
11. Ac. polio-myelitis and polio-encephalitisM
F.11
12. Ac. infective encephalitisM.
F.22
13. Cancer of buccal cavity and oesophagus (M.) uterus (F.)M.16214
F.12156
14. Cancer of stomach and duodenumM.213513
F.10118
15. Cancer of breastm
F.32— .31514
16. Cancer of other sitesM.9473948
F.6751943
17. Diabetesm11
F.6114
18. Intra-cranial vascular lesionsM57948
F.6311151
19. Heart diseaseM.192945138
F.204428172