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Barking 1920

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Barking]

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TUBERCULOSIS.
The opinions expressed from time to time with respect to
this disease are so wide of the facts, as revealed by the RegistrarGeneral's
reports and current literature, that a little space spent
on the conditions existing locally may not be without profit.

The statistics taken from local records are given in the following table :—

Deaths from Tuberculosis.

(All Forms).

YearNo. of Deaths from PhthisisRate per 1,000 PopulationOther Forms of TuberculosisRate per 1,000 PopulationPercentage o: Deaths from Phthisis to Total Deaths all causes.
1897201.02 (1.3)5.5
1898110.54 (1.3)3.3
1899160.75 (1.3)4.1
1900241.1 (1.3)90.416.0
1901221.0 (1.3)281.275.7
1902210.91 (1.2)130.565.7
1903- (1.2)
1904261.05 (1.2)70.2810.5
1905220.85 (1.1)90.358.6
1906200.75 (1.16)180.677.5
1907391.41 (1.15)140.5014.2
1908361.26 (1.12)130.4512.6
1909361.22 (1.09)220.7412.2
1910250.82 (1.02)110.367.7
1911401.26 (1.06)60.197.9
1912280.86 (1.02)70.218.6
1913501.49 (0.99)130.3914.9
1914481.38 (1.01)70.2013.8
1915541.56 (1.13)330.9515.7
1916441.28 (1.20)110.3213.0
1917742.04 (1.23)80.2220.5
1918551.55 (1.32)70.1915.5
1919350.99 (0.97)140.3910.0
1920381.09110.318.7

Figures in brackets : Death Rate of Phthisis per 1,000 living for England
and Wales.