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Poplar 1901

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]

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Table: 1901.—January to June.

1901.—January to June.

Births notified.Vaccinations.Insusceptible.Dead.
Poplar1045350—112
BromleyI2003671144
Bow689255—65
Totals29349721321

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SCARLET FEVER.

Table: The number of scarlet fever cases notified for the three parishes, and the deaths which occurred for the past nine years were as follows:—

The number of scarlet fever cases notified for the three parishes, and the deaths which occurred for the past nine years were as follows:—

l893-Cases notified.Deaths.1894. Cases notified.Deaths.1095. Cases notified.Deaths.1896. Cases notifiedDeaths1897. Cases notified.Deaths.1898. Cases notified.Deaths.1899. Lases notified.Deaths.1900. Cases notified.Deaths.1901. Cases notified.Deaths.
P.6273923912343:20274825162073142224632365
B.854483312233019429194761232513179416832365
Bow313132258329824373731010661023851874
17941007954210024794634110028638224239499755914

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CONTINUED AND TYPHUS FEVERS.
No cases of continued and typhus fevers were notified during the
year.
TYPHOID FEVER.

Table: The typhoid fever cases notified were: —

The typhoid fever cases notified were: —

1893.1894.1895.1896.1897.1898.1899.1900.1901.
Poplar807256856l681439046
Bromley21884806887519210088
Bow644534334738347837
Totals362201170186195157269268171