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Ealing 1926

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Ealing]

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which gives a birth-rate of 14 per thousand of population. This is
the same rate as recorded for the Borough of Ealing in the previous
year.
The Death-rate is slightly higher than in the previous year,
10.1 compared with 9.1. Nevertheless, it compares favourably with
that for England and Wales, which was 11.6, and that for London,
which was also 11.6 per thousand of population.
The Infant Death-rate of 55 is higher than the rate for Ealing
in the previous year, when it was 47 per thousand births. The
rate, however, compares well with the rates for England and Wales,
for the Great Towns and for London, which were respectively
70, 73 and 64 per thousand births. In Table II the rate for 1926
is compared with the rates for the previous sixteen years.
The illegitimate infant death-rate was 130 per thousand
illegitimate births.

TABLE II.

Showing Birth-rate, Death-rate and Infant Death-rate for Ealing for the years 1911-1926.

YearBirth-rateDeath-rateInfant Death-rate
191120.211.512176
191220.69.767
191318.28.972
191417.59.459
191516.610.263
191617.011.15862
191714.810.563
191813.013.676
191913.310.865
192017.88.847
192116.910.66355
192216.211.052
192315.610.658
192414.311.147
192514.09.156
192614.010.155