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Southwark 1949

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, Borough of]

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SUMMARY OF DEATHS FROM INFECTIOUS DISEASES

DiseaseAge groups:—
0-1-5-16-25-35-45-55-65-75-Total
Measles:
notified cases un-notified cases11
Whooping Cough:
notified cases un-notified cases11
Cerebro-spinal Meningitis notified cases11
Pneumonia:
notified cases121
un-notified cases25103
Poliomyelitis:
notified cases11
un-notified cases
Totals:
notified cases1113
un-notified cases22510322
231610325
Totals—1948:
notified cases621110
un notified cases4211141320
104231142330

The above statistics are from death returns in respect of the
year 1949. In some cases these include deaths which occurred
or were registered during the previous year; similarly some
deaths occurring or registered in 1949 will be shewn in the
1950 returns.
TUBERCULOSIS
The functions of the Dispensary are now divided between
the Regional Hospital Board (clinical administration), Public
Health Department (notifications) and the L.C.C. (Health
Visitors). The most cordial co-operation has been maintained
between these sections.
1'ulmonary
Non-Pulmonary
♦Notified cases, 1949 (including transfers,
posthumous and primary notifications)
Deaths from Tuberculosis during 1949 of
notified * cases ...
Cases moved away, recovered, etc.
Notified cases remaining at end of 1949 ...
257
65
111
1,077
16
4
12
172