London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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London County Council 1950

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for London County Council]

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County of London—Age and Sex—Specific death and notification rates per 1,000living, in selected years

YearMalesFemalesPersons all ages
0-11-45-1415-4445 +All males0-11-45-1415-4445 +All females
Pulmonary Tuberculosis—Deaths (per 1,000)—
19000.620.420.182.704.462.260.480.360.281.511.741.221.71
19100.670.330.131.903.011.620.560.340.201.021.290.871.22
19200.380.280.131.522.241.320.530.250.251.130.860.851.07
19300.270.080.061.231.941.140.180.080.110.960.510.650.87
19390.180.050.010.881.610.920.110.020.050.600.350.420.65 (a)
19500.150.030.010.340.990.510.010.320.220.220.36
Pulmonary Tuberculosis—Primary notifications (per 1,000)—
1900Not notifiable
1910
19200.320.401.153.352.682.480.330.431.142.261.081.632.02
19300.090.210.372.442.201.830.030.160.461.890.661.201.49
19390.140.300.271.841.721.480.260.320.321.410.390.871.15
19500.471.310.752.461.591.830.490.950.772.340.331.261.53
Non-Pulmonary Tuberculosis—Deaths (per 1,000)—
19006.192.600.480.150.180.604.832.220.390.110.110.440.52
19104.901.950.430.180.200.503.671.670.450.110.120.360.43
19201 .620.770.310.140.120.241.420.740.270.090.100.190.21
19300.680.420.140.100.080.130.520.450.150.080.050.110.12
19390.290.280.050.070.050.080.260.220.090.070.040.070.07 (a)
19500.040.040.030.040.040.040.150.060.040.020.040.030.04
Non-Pulmonary Tuberculosis—Primary notifications (per 1,000)—
1900Not notifiable
1910
19200.981.411.460.330.130.590.791.001190.280.100.440.51
19300.590.870.800.300.120.380.310.730.700.290.050.300.34
19390.180.500.370.210.090.210110.380.360.210.050.180.20
19500.070.280.260.160 050.140150.330.270.250.040.170.16

(a) These rates are slightly lower than those published by the Registrar-General because the 1938
estimates of the population by ago and sex have been used without any allowance for evacuation at the
end of 1939; this is a more realistic method as the tuberculous were evacuated to a much less extent than
healthy persons.