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Kensington 1892

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kensington]

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V.
Death, Assigned Causes of— continued page
Influenza, Recrudescence of the Epidemic of 53
Zymotic Diseases, Table shewing the Number of deaths from,
in Kensington, and in London, in thirteen four-weekly periods 57
Venereal Disease 58
Puerperal Fever 59
Parasitic Diseases 59
Dietetic Diseases 59
,, ,, Alcoholism 59
Constitutional Diseases 6o
,, ,, Cancer 60
,, ,, Tubercular 61
Developmental Diseases 63
Local Diseases 63
,, Nervous System, Diseases of 64
,, Circulatory System ,, 65
,, Respiratory ,, ,, 65
,, Digestive ,, ,, 66
,, Urinary ,, ,, 66
,, Reproductive,, ,, 66
Violent Deaths 67
Ill-defined and not Specified Causes of Death 67
Deaths at Different Age-Periods 68
Public Institutions, Deaths at 68
,, ,, ,, Parish Infirmary and Workhouse 68
,, ,, ,, Consumption Hospital, Brompton 70
,, ,, ,, Marylebone Infirmary, Notting Hill 70
„ ,, ,, St. Joseph's House 70
,, ,, ,, Outlying Hospitals, etc. 70
Not Certified Deaths, in Kensington 71
,, ,, ,, The position and duties of Coroners and
their Officers in relation to 72
Inquests 75
,, Deaths from Violence: Accident; Suicide ; Homicide 75
,, Why so many become necessary 77
Meteorology 77
Vaccination Officer's Return for 1891 78
,, Interim Report of the Royal Commission on 79
,, Animal; Calf Lymph 81