[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Islington, Metropolitan Borough of] page 74

Islington 1911

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Table: Table XLIII.ShowingtheCorrected Mean NumberofDeathsfrom the Principal Epidemic Diseases 1885-1910 and in1911.

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Table XLIII.

ShowingtheCorrected Mean NumberofDeathsfrom the Principal Epidemic Diseases 1885-1910 and in1911.

Diseases.	Corrected Average Number of Deaths 1885-1910.	1911.	Decrease.
Small pox	8	. .	- 8
Measles	176	124	- 52
Scarlet Fever	43	20	- 23
Diphtheria	102	53	- 49
Whooping Cough	152	70	- 82
Typhus Fever	..	.	..
Enteric Fever	37	12	- 25
Continued & Ill-defined Fevers	1	..	- 1
Diarrhoea	181	324	+ 143
The above Diseases	700	603	- 97

Table: The following statement shows the position occupied by Islington with respect to the Epidemic Diseases in the country and in the neighbouring metropolitan boroughs.

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The following statement shows the position occupied by Islington with respect to the Epidemic Diseases in the country and in the neighbouring metropolitan boroughs.

		Epidemic death-rates per 1,000 inhabitants.
England and Wales		1.88
77 Great Towns		2.29
136 Smaller Towns		1.98
Rural Districts		1.40
The Encircling Boroughs		2.20
The Encircling Boroughs.	St. Pancras	1.92
	Stoke Newington	1.60
	Hackney	1.97
	Hornsey	0.90
	Finsbury	3.14
	Shoreditch	3.17
County of London		2.19
Islington		1.84

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Islington 1911

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Table: Table XLIII.ShowingtheCorrected Mean NumberofDeathsfrom the Principal Epidemic Diseases 1885-1910 and in1911.

Table: The following statement shows the position occupied by Islington with respect to the Epidemic Diseases in the country and in the neighbouring metropolitan boroughs.