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Stoke Newington 1913

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stoke Newington, The Metropolitan Borough]

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INQUESTS.

The following Inquests upon deaths of Parishioners were held during the year 1913:—

1st quarter2nd quarter3rd quarter4th quarterTotals
Accidents (Due to Falls)251-8
„ (Suffocation)11136
„ (Motor)12——3
,, (Crushed in Lift)1———1
Suicide (Cut Throat)11——2
„ (Hanging)11——2
,, (Drowning)——1—1
Kidney Disease3-238
Cancer21—14
Heart Disease313512
Senile Decay2——24
Debility1———1
Asthma1———1
Strangulated Hernia1———1
Pneumonia21126
Bronchitis1———1
Apoplexy-31—4
Asphyxia—1——1
Phthisis—21—3
Diphtheria———11
Premature Birth——112
Convulsions——110
General Tuberculosis—1——1
Misadventure———11
Tubercuious Meningitis———11
Septicemia——1—1
Totals2320142178

INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND THE MEASURES TAKEN
TO PREVENT THEIR SPREAD.
It will be seen from Table VI. that 424 Notification Certificates
of Infectious Illness were received from medical practitioners,
as against 343 during the preceding year. These figures
include notifications of Consumption, acute Polio.myelitis, and
Ophthalmia Neonatorum; and they represent a marked increase
in the prevalence of communicable disease, as compared with the
figures for 1913.