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East Ham 1910

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for East Ham]

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The following table gives the number of deaths from each of the seven Chief Zymotic Diseases during the past five years:—

Zymotic Diseases.19061907190819091910
DeathsDeath. rate.DeathsDeath. rate.DeathsDeath. rate.DeathsDeath. rate.DeathsDeath. rate.
Small Pox..........
Scarlet Fever180.13220.16240.16150.1030.02
Diphtheria270.20420.31650.45240.16130.08
Enteric Fever80.0620.0130.0250.0350.03
Measles320.24700.49290.20570.38120.08
Whooping Cough240.18620.4470.05320.21240.15
Diarrhcea1501.15440.32810.56540.37480.31
Totals2591.992421.772091.461871.251050.67
Deathsand Death. rate from all causes149111.4150411.014199.914129.413308.5

As will be seen from above table, the total number of
deaths in 19x0 is the lowest for the past five years.

The number of deaths from each Zymotic disease and the death.rate per 1 ,000 of population from all these diseases in each Ward during 1910 is shown in the following Table:—

Zymotic Diseases.Beckton and North Woolwich.Central East.Central West.Manor Park.Plashet East.Plashet West.
Scarlet Fever1-1--1
Diphtheria23-224
Enteric Fever12----
Measles-425-1
Whooping Cough2657-4
Diarrhoea8148936
Totals14291724516
Kate per 1,000 of population1.01.00.60.70.20.6