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St Pancras 1902

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

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Table A (6).

St. Pancras: Doubtful Case1.—Cases clinically examined by Medical Referees and results, during the Quarters stated as below:—

Total Number of Cases examined.Small-pox.Chicken-pox.Other notifiable Infectious Diseases.Non-notifiable Infectious Diseases.Other Communicable Diseases.Non-Communicable Diseases.
3rd Quarter, 1901..............
4th „ „241841..1..
1st „ 1902121613433..20
2nd ,, ,,643716..137
3rd „ „167611..1
4th „ „55........
Totals2301236555428

* Note.—The examinations commenced subsequent to the 9th November, 1901.

Table B (1).

St. Pancras: Chicken-pox.—Cases and agesofcases certified during the 4th Quarterof 1901.

No. of Week.Week endingAt all Ages.Under 1 year.12345678910 and under 15.15 and under 20.Over 20 Years.
Under 6 mos.6-12
40*5th October---------------
4112th „6___1—11_1_1——1
4219th „14—31——134—1I——-
4326th „.13-21_-123—-211—
442nd November12_112--41—--_111
459th „13—213-2111—11——
4616th „16.-2-_-342a111——
4723rd „11_-—3-1112111—-
4830th „161—23-4112-2——
497th December1421—2-2221-—2
5014th „2922—2348431————
5121st „23——12—3363-221—
5228th „161252—21—12————
Totals18361512320342514810934

* The notifications and not commence until the 41st week of the year, 1901, the Order having been
made by the Council on the 25th September.