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Woolwich 1926

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Woolwich]

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over 20 years. 1n 1926, s1x deaths 1n the Borough were due
to these groups of d1seases, a f1gure below the average of the
last f1ve years. The follow1ng Table shows the causes of
death each year s1nce 1912.

TABLE No. 12.

Maternal Mortality, Woolwich, 1912-1926.

Year.Abort1on.Ectop1c Gestat1on.Placenta Prævia.Other puerperal Hæmorrhage.Other Acc1dents of Child B1rth.Child B1rth with Secondary Causes.Puerperal Eclamps1a.Puerperal Phlebitis and Embolism.Puerperal Fever.Totals.
19121-----1114
191311125
1914112111411
1915111238
191611141715
191712121714
191812111915
191921221513
19201113511
192132510
19221236
19231135
192421131210
1925121139
192612126
Total57615113221261142

V1olence and Su1c1de. 40 deaths, 28 males and 12
females, occurred from v1olence apart from su1c1de. 20
deaths were due to su1c1dal causes, 12 males and 8 females.
Cancer. The total number of deaths was 197, of wh1ch