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Edmonton 1936

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Edmonton]

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TUBERCULOSIS.

The following table gives details as to age and sex of new cases of tuberculosis, also deaths from the disease, this latter figure including the deaths of non-notified cases.

Age Periods.New CasesDeaths
RespiratoryNon-respiratoryRespiratoryNon-respiratory
MFMFMFMF
Under 1 year..1..1......1
1—5 years1..3......3..
5—15 „5316.4..1..
15—25 „161542691..
25—35 „10101..79..2
35—45 „125..28511
45—55 „64....32....
55-65 „611..71....
65 years upwards21....31....
Totals58401011342764

In addition, 16 cases of pulmonary tuberculosis and 3 cases of nonpulmonary
tuberculosis previously notified in other districts, moved into
Edmonton.

The total number of names thus added to the register during the year —excluding, of course, non-notified deaths—was:—

Males.Females.
New cases—Respiratory5840
„ „ Non-respiratory1011
Transferred cases—Respiratory412
„ „ Non-respiratory12
Totals7365

The cases dying of tuberculosis and not previously notified were:—

Males.Females.
Respiratory42
Non-respiratory41

There were thus 11 non-notified deaths out of a total of 69 persons
registered as dying of tuberculosis. (Registrar's figures.)
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