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St Pancras 1910

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

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TABLE II. (b).
Measles—Willesden, 1909.

showing the incidence ot measles upon children definitely exposed to infection, distributed according to age and history of previous attack.

Age Period.Contacts Exposed. Total Number.Stated to have suffered previously.Stated not to have suffered previously.
Contacts Exposed. 4.Contacts Attacked. 6.Per Cent.Contacts Exposed. 5.Contacts Attacked. 7.Per Cent.
0—6 months73-7368.22
6 months—1 year41-413995.2
Under 1 Year114-1144539.5
1—4.3864651.0934027480.6
4—51063425.88725373.6
Under 5 years6068078.7552637270.72
5-6873912.56483062.5
6—71016611.51352468.6
7—8140105351440.0
8—915212564.80271140.8
9—1015813910.7219736.8
5—1063847491.891648652.4
10—1550.146630.6435720.0
15 & upwards180817357345.48
Totals . .35532755190.6979848961.3

Notk.—This Table has been kindly supplied by the Medical Officer of Health
of Willesden.