London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Sutton and Cheam 1940

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Sutton and Cheam]

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School notifications formed the basis of consultation
with the School Medical Officer.
Pneumonia.— Thirty-five deaths occurred from all
forms Of Pneumonia. The total number of cases
notified in the district was thirty-three.

Notifiable Diseases (other than Tuberculosis) during 1940.

Disease.Under 1 Year.1 Year.2 Years.3 Year.4 Years.5 Years.10 Years.15 Year .10 Years.35 Years.45 Years.65 Years.Totals.Removed to HospitalDied.
Scarlet Fever-278106184822-11290-
Diphtheria—————6—12—1—10102
Typhoid Fever———————————————
Para-typhoid————————2———2——
Puerperal Pyrexia————————53——83—
Pneumonia—112—212281043311
Erysipelas———2————111272—
Dysentery—11—1——12—2—8——
Poliomyelitis———————————————
Cerebro-Spinal
Fever———————1432—1010—
Ophthalmia Neonatorum3———————————3——
Malaria—————————1——1——
Measles1571113581081023—1281—
Whooping Cough212116447——11——84——
London S.F——1—23——1———95—
cases in Dip.1—_22412-—1——1391
the Erys—————1—————1——
Downs Meas.971411131—————39——
Hospital W.C.————————————2——

"Under Column "Died" all deaths, whether notified in the District or outside
it, or not notified at all, are included.
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