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Walthamstow 1940

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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NEO-NATAL MC TALITY.
The neo-natal mortality is the number of deaths of infants
under one month per 1,000 live births. During 1940 , 3 9 infants
died in the first four weeks of life, yielding a rate of 24.7.
The following rates refer to Wothamstow:-

INFANT DEATHS, ISO-NATAL MORTALITY AND STILLBIRTHS. .

YearLive BirthsBirth RateStillbirthsNeo-Natal Deaths Per 1,000 live birthsInfant Deaths
No .Per 1,000 live birthsPer 1,000 popuiationNo.
No.Per 1,000 live births
1940157514.54226.60.303924.73040
1939160612.36230.60.472317.44529
1958161712.57045.20 .552817.56640
1937167512.76035.00.453520.88751
1936171512.05431.40.402913.97242
1935167012.45734.10.423321.56237
1934171512.36035.80.443520.47744
1933167012.55537.40.474929.38953
1932173915.28245.80.305530.810357
1931194714.55929.40.435123.211056

The neo-natal mortality for England and Wales for the
decennium 1921-30 rras 33.
The death-rate from Diarrhoea and Enteritis in children
under one year of age per 1,000 live births was 3.17.
CHILD WELFARE.
The equivalent of whole-time Municipal Health Visitors
at the end of the year was 7.5, equal to one whole-time
Health Visitor per 205 notified births, and one whole-time
Health Visitor per 210 registered births during 3 940.
MATERNITY AND CHILD WELFARE CLINICS.
As for 1938.
28.