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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

St Pancras 1890

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, Metropolitan Borough]

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Table: TUBERCULAR DISEASES. The Tubercular Diseases caused 792 deaths, compared with 682 in the preceding year, the incidence was as follows :—

TUBERCULAR DISEASES. The Tubercular Diseases caused 792 deaths, compared with 682 in the preceding year, the incidence was as follows :—

Sub-Districts.Numbers.per 1000 population.per 1000 total deaths.
Regent's Park1303.47164.5
Tottenham Court1053.96176.2
Gray's Inn Lane1083.85162.6
Somers Town1374.08158.4
Camden Town553.84170.8
Kentish Town2572.66134.3
St. Pancras7923.35153.7
London129353.09141.6

Table: RESPIRATORY DISEASES. The Respiratory Diseases which numbered 975 in 1S88 fell to 871 in 1889, and rose to 1147 in 1890, the incidence was as follows: —

RESPIRATORY DISEASES. The Respiratory Diseases which numbered 975 in 1S88 fell to 871 in 1889, and rose to 1147 in 1890, the incidence was as follows: —

Sub-Districts.Numbers.per 1000 population.per 1000 deaths.
Regent's Park1694.51213.9
Tottenham Court1234.64206.4
Gray's Inn Lane1736.17260.5
Somers Town2036.05234.7
Camden Town755.30232.9
Kentish Town4044.18242.4
St. Pancras11474.85222.7
London211865.07232.2

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VIOLENT DEATHS.
Yioleuc6 was the cause of 1(55 deaths during 1890 the numbers for 1889 and
1888 being 177 and 1-57 respectively.