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Wandsworth 1907

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

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Report of the Medical Officer of Health.

TABLE XXX.

Sub-Districts.18971898189919001901190219031904190519061907
1907Rate above decennial average.Rate below decennial average.
Clapham2.353013.331.852.092.151.661.861.351.541.06...1.05
Putney2.02.81.651.951.021.751.691.481.691.491.13....62
Streatham1.92.12.291.71.141.761.381.331.101.31.93....67
Tooting1.002.272.172.843.382.582.072.502.813.042.99.53...
Wandsworth.2.83.592.732.252.202.642.092.631.871.891.50....96
Borough2.222.902.552.101.8l2.181.721.931.571.701.34....72

The death-rate from Zymotic diseases as shown in the above
Table was .36 under that for 1906, and .72 under the decennial
average.
The rate was lowest in Streatham and highest in Tooting,
while, compared with the decennial average, Clapham shows the
greatest reduction and Wandsworth the next.
The rate for Tooting was .53 above the decennial average,
although it was .05 under the rate for 1906. This high rate was
due to the number of deaths from Diarrhœa, Measles, Whooping
Cough, and Diphtheria.
Notification of Infectious Diseases.
The total number of cases of infectious diseases notified
during the year is shown on Table III. of the Local Government
Board's Tables.
The number of notifications of cases received in this Borough
for the year and for the previous 10 years is shown in the following
Table, as also the number above or below the corrected
decennial average.