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Bromley 1935

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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APPENDIX IX. Return of Notifiable Infectious Diseases, 1935.

Disease.Total.M.F.WARDS.Cases removed to Hospital.Attack Rate per 1,000 population.No. of Deaths.Death Rate.
PlaistowMartin's Hill.Town.Sundridge.Bickley.Bromley Common.Keston & Hayes
Scarlet Fever16774934924257213741352.910.02
Diphtheria44242095104511—440.740.07
Pneumonia36279103623111200.619*0.3
Puerperal pyrexia5—52—1——2—30.09——
Erysipelas108231211—240.1810.02
Ophthalmia Neonatorum312————21—30.05——
Acute Poliomyelitis312————11120.05——
Typhoid fever532——122——40.091†0.02
Tuberculosis—lungs522923124759123—0.9250.4
Tuberculosis—other forms15788—221—2—0.320.03
Totals340174166933754234575132156.05530.9

•Includes Pneumonia (all forms), whereas notifiable types include only acute primary pneumonia
and acute influenzal pneumonia.
tThis case was a Bromley resident who was notified outside the area and also died outside the area.