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Leyton 1937

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Leyton]

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The following list shows the increase or decrease in the number of deaths from the various causes in 1937 as compared with 1936:—

Decrease.Increase.
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Typhoid Fever-1
Measles22-
Scarlet fever2-
Diphtheria4-
Influenza-38
Encephalitis lethargica-3
Cerebro-spinal fever1-
Tuberculosis of respiratory system1-
Other tuberculous diseases5-
General paralysis of the insane5-
Cancer9-
Diabetes-5
Cerebral hæmorrhage-11
Heart disease-36
Aneurysm7-
Other circulatory diseases15-
Bronchitis-19
Pneumonia4-
Other respiratory diseases-7
Peptic ulcer2-
Diarrhoea-1
Appendicitis-4
Other diseases of liver12-
Other digestive diseases-1
Acute and chronic nephritis5-
Other puerperal causes-1
Congenital debility, premature birth, malformations, etc.-4
Senility-10
Suicide-6
Other defined causes-26
Causes ill-defined2-
96173
= +77