London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Bromley 1966

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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Causes of Death at different periods of life for 1966—

Causes of DeathSexAll agesUnder four weeksFour weeks and under 1 yearAge in Years
1515253545556575 and over
25. Other diseases of respiratory systemM1611383
F10----127
26. Ulcer of stomach and duodenumM14----4127
F8116
27. Gastritis, enteritis & diarrhoeaM3-1------1-1
F12-11-----1-9
28. Nephritis & nephrosisM5----11-12--
F8---11-33
29. Hyperplasia of prostateM8--26
30. Pregnancy, childbirth, abortionF------------
31. Congenital malformationsM1510-3-------2
F5221-------
32. Other defined & III — defined diseasesM102193213143171435
F1281331445181565
33. Motor vehicle accidentsM29-1137314432
F12--112134
34. All other accidentsM23-124141212
F18122238
35. SuicideM6----11-121-
F171-36511
36. Homicide & operations of warM------------
F__
Total all causesM1,4573116910211029111286410524
F1,662156385103373189322998

Infant Mortality
Deaths of infants under one year totalled 68 (63 legitimate and
5 illegitimate), giving a rate of 14.2 per 1,000 live births. The rate
for England and Wales was 19.0 and for Greater London 17.8.
Details showing causes of death, according to age group and
sex, are given in the following table.
Of the 68 infant deaths, 49 were under four weeks old, giving
a neo-natal mortality rate of 9.6 per 1,000 total live births. The neonatal
mortality rate for England and Wales was 12.9, and for
Greater London 12.4. The early neo-natal mortality rate (deaths
under 1 week per 1,000 total live births) was 8.4 (England and
Wales 11.1; Greater London 11.0) and the peri-natal mortality
rate (still births and deaths under one week combined per 1,000
total live and still births) was 23.3 (England and Wales 26.3;
Greater London 25.1).