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Heston and Isleworth 1908

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Heston and Isleworth]

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The following tables give the details of the notifications received in the different quarters and months of the year:—

First QuarterJan.Feb.MarchTotal
Scarlet Fever155222
Diphtheria3249
Puerperal Fever0011
Erysipelas0123
Typhoid Fever1023
1981138
Second QuarterAprilMayJuneTotal
Scarlet Fever56819
Diphtheria3227
Membranous Croup .0101
Typhoid Fever1001
Erysipelas1135
10101535
Third QuarterJulyAug.Sept.Total
Scarlet Fever1031023
Diphtheria5207
Erysipelas...0213
1571133
Fourth QuarterOct.NovDec.Total.
Scarlet Fever5121734
Diphtheria511521
Typhoid Fever1102
Erysipelas1124
12252461

It is interesting to note from the above figures that over 36
per cent. of the total notifications were received in the last quarter
of the year, and that in each of the other three practically the
same number of cases was notified. The largest number of
notifications in any one month was received in November (24)
and the smallest in August (7).