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Finchley 1911

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Finchley]

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The following comparison of the operation of the principal
causes of death during 1910 and 1911 may be of interest.

The marked decrease in Canoer and Valvular Disease of the Heart and the increase in Diarrhœa are the outstanding features:—

1910.1911.Increase.Decrease.
Measles132—
Scarlet Fever1——1
Whooping Cough4106—
Diphtheria451—
Enteric Fever3——3
Influenza451—
Phthisis3023—7
Other Tuberculous Diseases10111—
Cancer5030—20
Respiratory Diseases other than Phthisis4037—3
Diarrhoea53126—
Cirrhosis of Liver—
Alcoholism253—
Valvular Disease of Heart2012—8
Accidents981—
Suicides64—2
Premature Birth128—4
Diseases of Parturition31—2

Table shewing death-rate for each Ward:—

Ward.Estimated Population.Number of Deaths-Death Rate.
North Finchley11,77912110.2
East Finchley13,2911249.2
West Finchley14,7451107.4