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Kingston upon Thames 1969

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kingston-upon-Thames]

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ANALYSIS OF MARRIAGES 1969
1,193 marriages were registered in the borough during 1969.
Of these, 439 were Church of England marriages and 754 took place
either in other Churches or in Register Offices.
INFECTIOUS DISEASES
The infectious diseases required to be notified to the Medical
Officer of Health are now:
Acute Encephalitis Measles
Acute Meningitis Ophthalmia Neonatorum
Acute Poliomyelitis Paratyphoid Fever
Anthrax Plague
Cholera Relapsing Fever
Diphtheria Scarlet Fever
Dysentery (Amoebic or Smallpox
Bacillary) Tetanus
Food Poisoning (or Tuberculosis
Suspected Food Poisoning) Typhoid Fever
Infective Jaundice Typhus
Leprosy Whooping Cough
Leptospirosis Yellow Fever
Malaria

The following table shows the numbers of cases notified during 1969 by age groups:

DiseaseUnder 55-1415-4445-6465 and overAge unknownTotal
Scarlet Fever3353----86
Whooping Cough55----10
Measles202765---283
Dysentery394223---104
Infective Jaundice-1931-14
Acute Meningitis--2---2
Tuberculosis, Respiratory1-1668-_31
Tuberculosis, other--322-7
Leptospirosis--1---1
Paratyphoid Fever--11--2
Food Poisoning14-21-8
Totals281181601412-548