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Southall 1954

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southall]

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Table VI

Deaths from Cancer

YearMaleFemaleTotalEstimated PopulationRate per 1,000 population
193017294637,5601.22
193120284839,2801.22
193222234541,5301.08
193323285144,7801.13
193422274946,6931.04
193530275748,2701.18
193622305249,5501.05
193742287051,5601.35
193827305752,4000.51
193933417452,4301.41
194028366451,6701.23
194134377150,2801.41
194234387250,3501.43
194351469749.7301.95
194437326948,970141
194539448349,8801.88
194640549454.4401.64
194745327756,2401.36
194848368456,1301.49
1949465410056,3501.77
195052389056,3101.6o
195148469455,6201.69
195246499555.430201
1952including long stay hospital deaths545711
1953635712054.9102.19
1954724311554,440211

Table VII

Notifiable Diseases during the Year (other than Tuberculosis)

DiseasesAgesTotal cases notifiedDeaths
Under 1 year1 to 22 to 33 to 44 to 55 to 1010 to 1515 to 2525 to 3535 to 4545 to 6565 and over
Dysentery32278548461254115-
Encephalitis-----------
Erysipelas--------244-10
Food Poisoning3414271132431‡45
Malaria-----------i1-
Measles455132111----41-
Meningococcal Infection1------1----2-
Paratyphoid-----1-----1
Pneumonia3152487810182311100
Poliomyelitis:
Paralytic-----1----1-21
Non-Paralytic--1-*2--1---4-
Puerperal Pyrexia-------------
Scarlet Fever--5614†705-1--101-
Whooping Cough7778112022165
Total21192628441823418233837174871
*One not confirmed; one diagnosed as influenza. † One case diagnosed as follicular tonsillitis. ‡ Only one was bacteriologically positive, the organism found was salmonella typhi-murium.