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Finsbury 1946

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

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SECTION "F" – INFECTIOUS AND OTHER DISEASES Notifications of Infectious Disease: The following table shows the notifiable cases of Infectious Disease during 1946, in various age groups and indicates the total number of cases removed to Hospital:

All ages.Under. 1 yr.1- 5 yrs.5 – 15 yrs.15 – 25 yrs.25 – 45 yrs.45 – 65 yrs.65 +Total Remvls. to Hosp.
Acute Influenzal Pneumonia211
Acute Primary Pneumonia3353215710
Cerebro-spinal Meningitis53113
Diphtheria (Inc.Mem.Croup)63216
Dysentery82427
Erysipelas15115628
Typhoid111
Measles373162261246180
Ophthalmia Neonatorum772
Puerperal Fever3123
Puerperal Pyrexia3211
Searlet Fever7112146344
Pulmonary Tuberculosis72641324214
Other forms of Tuberculosis1745341
Whooping Cough426251113
Food Poisoning222
Poliomyelitis111
Scabies2725231393648192
Malaria431
TOTALS9374131933967965718171

Notification Rates (Comparative Table) per 1,000 population.

IFinsburyEngland and Wales126 C. B's & great towns including London.148 smaller towns, Res. population 25,000 to 50,000 at 1931 census.London Adm. County
Typhoid Fever.03.01.01.01.01
Paratyphoid Fever.00.02.02.01.01
Cerebro-spinal fever.15.05.05.04.06
Scarlet Fever2.131.381.511.331.42
Whooping Cough1.262.282.482.052.22
Diphtheria.18.28.32.31.24
Erysipolas.45.2.25.22.27
Smallpox.00.00.00.00.00
Measles11.173.924.733.707.35
Pneumonia1.05.891.02.74.75