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Wandsworth 1915

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

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Report of the Medical Officer of Health. 89
of 6.16 per case, compared with 6.72 in 1914. There were 181
tuberculous insured cases, compared with 226 in the previous
year, and 149 tuberculous non-insured cases, compared with 153
in 1915. As in the previous two years, the tuberculous insured
cases show more males than females, the non-insured more females
than males. Of non-tuberculous new cases there were 386, compared
with 592 last year. The average attendance per case of these
is a little higher this year, being 3.28, compared with 2.2 in 1914.

TABLE XLIX. NEW CASES, 1915.

Tuberculous.Non-Tuberculous.Totals.
M.F.Total.M.F.Total.M.F.Total.
Cases— Insured1235818113102313668204
Non-Insured48101149156207363204308512
Totals171159330169217386340376716
Attendances— Insured416225641212849437253690
Non-Insured3971,0041,4015826211,2039791,6252,604
Totals8131,2292,0426036491,2521,4161,8783.294
Average Attendances Per Case.6.163.284.6o

Table L. is similar to Table XLIX., but shows the number
of cases of 1913 and 1914 still attending the dispensaries. There
were 239 tuberculous cases and 135 non-tuberculous cases which
attended, making 2,620 and 666 attendances respectively. The