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Southwark 1956

[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 T uberculosisAll Causes
195362211209
195465221098
195557231300
195661211196

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

TUBERCULOSIS

Including inward transfers, there were 19 fewer pulmonary cases than last year, and 9 more non-pulmonary.

PulmonaryNon-Pulmonary (all forms)
Cases at end of 19551421172
New cases 195614016
Inward transfers 1956785
Less removals from Register17115
Cases at end of 19561468178
Deaths were four less than in 1955—2 pulmonary and 2 non-pulmonary
Age GroupsTotal
0-1-2-3-4-5-10-15-25-45-65-
Pulmonary:
PrimaryM.1421217351788
NotificationsF.1_114131312752
*New cases other thanM.
by formal notificationF.
Totals 19561_25625304724140
Non- Pulmonary
†PrimaryM.111317
NotificationsF.1_1241_9
†1New cases other thanM.
by formal notificationF.
Totals 1956211272-16

* Local and inward transferable Death Returns and posthumous
notifications.
† Include meninges and Central Nervous System.
Primary notifications; I female, aged 10.