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

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Hackney 1963

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hackney]

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CAUSES OF DEATH

MalesFemalesTotal
Tuberculosis, respiratory516
Tuberculosis, other forms-11
Syphilitic disease224
Diphtheria
Whooping Cough
Meningococcal infection-11
Acute poliomyelitis--
Measles-11
Other infective and parasitic diseases415
Malignant neoplasm stomach271542
Malignant neoplasm lung bronchus11215127
Malignant neoplasm breast15556
Malignant neoplasm uterus-1414
Other malignant and lymphatic neoplasms108100208
Leukaemia, aleukaemia5813
Diabetes81725
Vascular lesions of nervous systems52124176
Coronary disease, angina238141379
Hypertension with heart disease81220
Other heart disease3886124
Other circulatory disease71127198
Influenza---
Pneumonia403676
Bronchitis6833101
Other diseases of respiratory system8412
Ulcer of stomach and duodenum10414
Gastritis- enteritis and diarrhoea112
Nephritis and nephrosis ,f538
Hyperplasia of prostate ..44
Pregnancy, childbirth abortion
Congenital malformations9716
Other defined and ill defined diseases4271113
Motor vehicle accidents15520
All other accidents211233
Suicide121123
Homicide etc.
9149081 822
AGE MORTALITYMa lesFemalesTotal
Under 4 weeks222547
4 weeks and under 1 year13922
1 4 years7815
5 14 years4-4
15 24 years11213
25 34 years81119
35 - 44 years363369
45 54 years9645141
55 64 years226135361
65 74 years246209455
75 years and over245431676
9149081 822

INFANT MORTALITY There were 69 deaths of children under one year giving
an infant mortality rate of 17,07 per thousand live births as compared with
a rate of 21.8 for the County of London and 20,0 for England and Wales
MATERNAL MORTALITY There were no deaths from causes associated with
pregnancy or childbirth.