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Fulham 1937

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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TABLE 39
Showing sources of New Cases
219 were recommended by private doctors.
45 „ „ „
the Medical Officer of Health.
2 „ „ „
the School Medical Authorities.
4 „ „ „
the School Authorities.
129 „ „ „
Hospitals and Sanatoria.
27 „ „ „
other Dispensaries.
93 „ „ „
the Dispensary Staff.
3 „ „ „
the London County Council.
12 „ „ „
Friends
16 „ „ „
the Doorplate.
1 was „ „
the Relieving Officer.
1 „ „ „
Bishop Creighton House.
552
TABLE 40
New Cases.
Pulmonary
Tuberculosis.
Other
Forms.
Suspects.
NonTubercular.
Percentage
Tubercular.
267 Males
82
7
3
175
33.33
285 Females
70
11
1
203
28.42
552 Both Sexes
152
18
4
378
30.61
TABLE 41
Sex and Age of the New Patients for 1937
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Under
5 years.
5 to
10 years.
10 to
15 years.
15 to
25 years.
25 to
35 years.
35 to
45 years.
45 years
and over.
All
ages.
Males
30
36
14
37
51
29
70
267
Females
15
38
16
72
76
30
38
285
Both Sexes
45
74
30
109
127
59
108
552