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Islington 1913

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

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Table: Table LXXVIII.Showing the number ofCasesof the severalNotifiable Infectious Diseaseswhich occurred during each of the Ten Years 1903-12 and in1913.

Table LXXVIII.

Showing the number ofCasesof the severalNotifiable Infectious Diseaseswhich occurred during each of the Ten Years 1903-12 and in1913.

diseases.years.Corrected average number of eases.—Increase or Decrtase.
1903.1904.1905.1906.1907.1908.1909.1910.1911.1912.1903-1912.1913
Small Pox9173†1......31......4...—4
Scarlet Fever86511461198138612161409128573080481110791317+238
Diphtheria452347351437480522425463590512455546+91
Membranous Croup3......218583434+ 1
Enteric Fever1301261001499297958973499950—49
Typhus Fever...1...1......11...............
Erysipelas227280252274252235221212275185240226— 14
Puerperal Fever192424242117142014161928+9
Continued Fever2......111...1...............
Relapsing Fever.......................................
Cholera......................................
Totals170719411928227520632289204915251759157718992171+ 272
† 1 Case returned after a few days not Small Pox. %

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