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Southwark 1955

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

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CANCER OF LUNG AND BRONCHUS

Deaths From:Neoplasm of Lung and BronchusRespiratory TuberculosisAll Causes
195251451377
195362211209
195465221098
195557231300

The highest mortality rate from neoplasm of the lung and bronchus
occurred in the 45-74 age groups ; that of tuberculosis between the ages of
45 to 64.

TUBERCULOSIS Including inward transfers, there were 13 more pulmonary cases than last year, and 4 less non-pulmonary.

PulmonaryNon-Pulmonary (all forms)
Cases at end of 19541384185
New cases 195515110
Inward transfers 1955862
Less removals from Register20025
Cases at end of 19551421172

* Local and inward transferable Death Returns and posthumous
notifications.
t Include meninges and Central Nervous System.
Primary notifications: 1 male, 1 female, aged 10.

Deaths were three more than in 1954—1 pulmonary and 2 non-pulmonary

Age Groups
0-1-5-10-15-20-25-35-45-55-65-Total
Pulmonary
Primary NotificationsM.1635811818112192
F.3628911172554
*New cases other than by formal notificationM.134
F.11
Totals 195519921317229251430151
Non- Pulmonary
†Primary NotificationsM.112
F.1211117
†*New cases other than by formal notificationM.11
F.
Totals 1955-113-1111-110