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Woolwich 1927

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Woolwich]

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TABLE No. 57.

Month.Male.Female.Total.Type.No. of Deaths
Lobar.Broncho.Influenzal.Acute Primary (not specified).Acute Primary PneumoniaInfluenzal Pneumonia
January3636728221230267
February3194041010161311
March12102274389
April13112476388
May27103716421551
June19322831104
July114155373
August4375113
September516246
October1392284104
November7183233
December261541117518103
2041123168466361309422

ERYSIPELAS.
The number of notifications received during the year
was 65, compared with 46 in 1926. No special comment is
called for on the incidence of this disease.
MALARIA, TRENCH FEVER AND DYSENTERY.
Three cases of malaria were notified, and one of dysentery.
No cases of trench fever were notified during the year. The
incidence of malaria and dysentery calls for no comment.
PUERPERAL FEVER AND PUERPERAL PYREXIA.
Eight cases of puerperal fever and thirty cases of puerperal
pyrexia were notified during the year, compared with four
and seven, respectively, in 1926. Most of the cases of puerperal
pyrexia were febrile conditions coinciding with the