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Woolwich 1926

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Woolwich]

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TABLE No. 53.

Monthly incidence of Pneumonia.

Month.Male.Female.TotalType.No. of Deaths.
Lobar.Broncho.Influenzal..4 cute Primary (not specified). ,A cute Primary PneumoniaInfluenzal Pneumonia
January211132712..1311..
February1712291344842
March15173287512135
April261743371716812
May1061634..962
June371024224..
July72931..52..
August23511..32..
September236131..31
October1514296103107..
November20[???]311121172..
December302151628..1719..
Total1681242925493331128122

ERYSIPELAS.
The number of notifications received during the year was
46, compared with 44 in 1925. No special comment is called
for on the incidence of this disease.
MALARIA. TRENCH FEVER, AND DYSENTERY.
Five cases of Malaria were notified, and none of Trench
Fever or Dysentery. The incidence of Malaria calls for no
comment.
PUERPERAL FEVER AND PUERPERAL PYREXIA.
Four cases of Puerperal Fever and seven cases of
Puerperal Pyrexia were notified during the year, and nine of
them were treated in hospital, four being in hospitals of the
Metropolitan Asylums Board, four in Maternity Hospitals,
and one in a Poor Law Institution. Only two deaths occurred
amongst the notified cases. The Council's scheme for the