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St Pancras 1953

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

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Encephalitis Lethargica.
No cases were notified during the year, and no deaths occurred.
Enteric or Typhoid Fever.
Five cases of Typhoid were notified during the year, of which one diagnosis was not
confirmed. There were two deaths.
Erysipelas.
53 cases were notified, three subsequently not confirmed, and no deaths occurred ; as
compared with 60 cases and no deaths during the previous year.
Food Poisoning.
Food Poisoning and suspected Food Poisoning are notifiable by Section 17 of the Food
and Drugs Act, 1938.
Nine notifications were received during the year. There was no death.
Malaria.
Seven cases were notified and there were no deaths. All were St. Pancras residents.
Measles.

Maternal Mortality in Borough of St, Pancras in 1953

Cause of Death.Ages.Conditions.
15-20.20-25.25-30.30-35.35-40.40-45.45 and upward.Married.Single.Widowed.
Chronic Nephritis arising during pregnancy.----1-1--

Deaths from. Puerperal Causes during 1953 and preceding years

Year.Sepsis.Other CausesTotal.Rate per 1 000 Live and Still Births.
SepsisOther Causes.Total.
19391230.440.891.33
19403361.491.492 98
19411340.682.042.72
19425382.731.634.36
1943-11-0.530.53
19442461.012.033.04
19453251.490.992.48
19462240.780 781.56
19471-10.35-0.35
19483-31.20-1.20
19494151.710.432.14
19502130.890.451.34
19511230.450.901.35
19521230.450.901.35
1953-11-0.460.46