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Brentford and Chiswick 1935

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Brentford and Chiswick]

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The following tables set out details of the deaths classified
in age groups and also details of the prevalence of the disease
in particular organs, so far as they are indicated in the death
returns.
The fact that this Borough is so close to the Metropolis
ensures that the facilities for the treatment of Cancer is well
known to the medical practitioners and every use is made of
them.

Cancer:Deaths during the year classified in Age

Groups.

Age GroupsTotal
25/35 years35/45 years45/55 years55/65 years65/75 yearsOver 75 years
Males125712734
Females1913141148
Totals131420261882

Cancer:Main Seats of Disease as indicated in Deaths during 1935.

OrganMale.FemaleTotal
Mouth and Throat213
Lungs8210
Liver145
Stomach628
Intestines4711
Rectum617
Prostate33
Breasts1010
Ovary33
Uterus1313

(b) Prevention of Blindness.
No action was taken under Section 66 of the Public Health
Act, 1925, for the prevention of blindness or for the treatment
of persons suffering from any disease or injury to the eyes.