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Feltham 1937

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Feltham]

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Causes of Death in your Area.

Total Deaths 233.

Male.Female.
All causes106127
Whooping Cough12
Diphtheria00
Influenza37
Respiratory Tuberculosis85
Other Tuberculosis01
Syphilis01
General Paralysis of Insane01
Cancer1016
Diabetes04
Cerebral Haemorrhage24
Heart Disease2636
Other Circulatory Diseases23
Bronchitis46
Pneumonia115
Peptic Ulcer11
Diarrhoea (under 2 years)04
Appendicitis10
Cirrhosis of Liver01
Other Liver Diseases00
Other Digestive Diseases30
Nephritis32
Puerperal Sepsis00
Other Puerperal causes01
Congenital causes88
Senility14
Suicide40
Other Violence64
Other Defined Causes1110
Unknown00
Other Respiratory Diseases11
Scarlet Fever00

Infectious Diseases.
The incidence of scarlet fever has been high compared
with other years, but not higher than that of neighbouring
Authorities. It was of a very mild type with few complications.

Notifiable Diseases other than Tuberculosis during 1937

Disease.Total Nos. notified.Admitted to Hospital.Deaths.
Scarlet Fever1421320
Diphtheria15150
Puerperal Pyrexia521
Erysipelas300
Pneumonia1116
Enteric Fever100