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Leyton 1911

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Leyton]

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SENILE MORTALITY AND MORTALITY FROM CERTAIN DISEASES.

The following table is designed to illustrate the relationship of cold and dampness of the atmosphere to the deaths of old people and to certain diseases. The numbers are, of course, too small to make any reliable deductions, but extended over a series of years they may be expected to supply some useful information.

Jan.Feb.Mar.April.May.June.July.Aug.Sept.Oct.Nov.Dec.Totals.
60 to 65 years16511910558266487
65 to 70 years131241310648651010101
70 to 80 years26191971310121311202322195
80 to 90 years51492677133891295
90 years and upwards1201100121009
Totals615243324028284324404848487
Diphtheria (Notifications)1320715111016618181923
Influenza121111000022
Phthisis1212111197121112588
Rheumatic Fever001221000001
Broncho- Pneumonia358411011135
Pneumonia (all other forms)91110453152477
Other Diseases of Respiratory Organs011120000011
Nephritis and Bright's Disease532573324234
Mean Temperature of Air38140.742146.957.260.668696050.743.8411
Percentage Humidity898386767870637171898590
Rainfall (in inches)1.161.271.781.38102.51•32•431.262.923123.68