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Ealing 1971

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Ealing]

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Table: TABLE 1INFECTIOUS AND OTHER NOTIFIABLE DISEASES CLASSIFIED IN AGE GROUPS

TABLE 1

INFECTIOUS AND OTHER NOTIFIABLE DISEASES CLASSIFIED IN AGE GROUPS

MEASLESDYSENTERYSCARLET FEVERACUTE MENINGITISWHOOPING COUGH
MFMFMFMFMF
Number originally notified50153837344347363841
Final numbers after correction:
Under 1 year233022——1156
1-4751—211——13
2-59502112——23
3-67602—34—145
4-851082—76——35
5-9204211522024—11115
10 - 1410155—51——1—
15-242969262——1
25 and over14111332—32
Age unknown3—1411—11
TOTAL50153836334347362841

Table: TABLE 1 - continued

TABLE 1 - continued

TUBERCULOSISINFECTIVE JAUNDICE
PULMONARYMENINGES AND CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEMOTHER
MFMFMFMF
Numbers originally notified65591134364527
Final numbers after correction:
Under 1 year1———————
1 -————————
2-41—————32
5-931————25
10 - 14—3——1—36
15 - 1985——3362
20 - 24111—11210114
25 - 341213——96104
35 - 44981—1531
45-5465——3551
55-64105——14__
65 - 74124——21___
75 and over22—_____
Age unknown-2---122
TOTAL65591132354527

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There were no cases of anthrax, cholera, diphtheria, leptospirosis, plague, poliomyelitis,
relapsing fever, smallpox, tetanus, typhus or yellow fever.