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Poplar 1910

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

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Table: DIARRŒA* AND ENTERITIS.†Deaths.Deaths from Diarrhœa* for the past eighteen years were as follows:—

DIARRŒA* AND ENTERITIS.†

Deaths.

Deaths from Diarrhœa* for the past eighteen years were as follows:—

PoplarBromleyBowBorough of Poplar.London
18935483301673446
1894202912611780
18955256241323600
18966172251583223
18974668471614104
189866124422324376
18998299442254196
19004892902303564
19016578541973931
19023539341082504
19034677321552958
190463117702504801
190552102482023410
190692120742864424
1907193615701510
19085154371422592
1909324020921577
1910273312721368

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For death rates see Tables XVIII and XIX, page 67

Table: ENTERITIS,† ALL AGES.

ENTERITIS,† ALL AGES.

PoplarBromleyBowBorough.
1900394179159
1901283440102
190220221961
190314112853
190414281961
190513141138
190613191951
190716251354
190814201246
1909618933
191010161743

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•Under the heading of "Diarrhœa" are included deaths registered as due to
Epidemic diarrhoea, Epidemic enteritis, Infective enteritis, Zymotic enteritis, Summer
diarrhoea, Dysentery and Dysenteric diarrhoea, Choleraic diarrhœa, Cholera (other than
Asiatic or epidemic) and Cholera Nostras
† Under the heading of "Enteritis" are included deaths registered as due to
Enteritis, Muco-enteritis, Gastro enteritis, Gastric catarrh, and Gastro-Intestinal
catarrh See Tables VIII, IX, X, XI Gastritis is a separate disease.