Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lewisham]
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Table 12.—Death Rates of London and Metropolitan Boroughs during
the year 1905, after distribution of deaths in Public
Institutions.
Table 13.—Death Rates in London and the several Metropolitan
Boroughs from All Causes and from Certain Diseases during
the year 1905, before distribution and after distribution of
deaths in Public Institutions.
Table 14.—Causes of, and Ages at, Deaths in the Borough for the
year 1905.
Table 15—Residents and Non-Residents dying in Public Institutions
situated in the Borough.
Table 16.—Deaths from Principal Zymotic Diseases in Wards during
the year 1905.
Table 17.—Death Rates from Principal Zymotic Diseases and
Phthisis, and Infantile Mortality, in the Borough and its
Divisions, in the County of London, and in the 76 Great
Towns, for the year 1905.
Table 18.—Deaths from Principal Zymotic Diseases arranged in
Age Groups for the year 1905.
Table 19.—Meteorological Table for London for the year 1905.
Pakt II. —Infectious Diseases.
Table 20.—Showing Cases of Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria at
various Age Periods notified during the year 1905.
Table 21.—Number of Cases of Infectious Diseases notified in the
ten Wards during the year 1905.
Table 22.-—Attack Rates from the Principal Infectious Diseases per
1,000 of the population for the Ten Wards and the Whole
Borough for the years 1903-5.
Table 23.—Attack Rates at All Ages from Small-Pox, Scarlet Fever
and Diphtheria in the Metropolitan Boroughs and the County
of London for the years 1903-5.