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Southall 1937

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southall]

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Causes of Deaths, 1937.

Table No . 3.

			Male	Female	Total 1937	Total 1936
1. Typhoid fever, etc			—	—	—	—
2. Measles			—	—	—	1
3. Scarlet fever			—	—	—	1
4. Whooping cough			3	—	3	4
5. Diphtheria			2	4	6	1
6. Influenza			4	11	15	7
7. Encephalitis lethargica			1	—	1	—
8. Cerebro-spinal fever			1	—	1	1
9. Tuberculosis—respiratory			14	13	27	32
10. Other tuberculosis			5	2	7	3
11. Syphilis			—	—	—	1
12. General paralysis of the insane, etc.			1	—	1	—
13. Cancer			42	28	70	52
14. Diabetes			2	2	4	2
15. Cerebral haemorrhage			8	8	16	11
16. Heart disease			54	54	108	82
17. Aneurysm			—	2	2	1
18. Other circulatory diseases			12	26	38	26
19. Bronchitis			7	7	14	28
20. Pneumonia (all forms)			16	9	25	36
21 Other respiratory diseases			3	3	6	10
22. Peptic ulcer			4	—	4	4
23. Diarrhoea, etc. (under 2 years)			5	5	10	4
24. Appendicitis			3	1	4	—
25. Cirrhosis of liver			1	1	2	1
26. Other liver diseases			—	2	2	5
27. Other digestive diseases			3	6	9	10
28. Nephritis			8	2	10	3
29. Puerperal sepsis			—	2	2	3
30. Other puerperal causes			—	—	—	4
31. Congenital causes, etc.			9	13	22	35
32. Senility			2	5	7	8
33. Suicide			2	2	4	4
34. Other violence			11	6	17	20
35. Other defined causes			21	16	37	24
36. Ill-defined causes			—	—	—	—
Special Causes (included in No. 35)
	M.	F.
Smallpox	—	—
Poliomyelitis	—	1
Polioencephalitis	—	—
Total Deaths			244	230	474	424