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Southall-Norwood 1920

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southall-Norwood]

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DEATHS—COMPARATIVE TABLE.

DEATHS.1919.1920.Increase over 1919.DecreaseComparative Table.
Sanatorium.Harwell Asylum.Outside Deaths.
Meningitis—11———1
Enteric Fever———————
Measles31—2———
Whooping Cough21—1———
Diphtheria and Croup31—21——
Erysipelas1——1———
Dysentery—————5—
Heart Disease27281——52
Phthisis17236——219
Tubercular Meningitis132———2
Other Tuberculous Diseases561———2
Cancer18202——94
Bronchitis1710—7—21
Pneumonia (all forms)2321—2—82
Respiratory Diseases—11————
Diarrhoea and Enteritis165———4
Appendicitis and Typhlitis—11———1
Alcoholism1——1———
Cirrhosis of Liver—————1—
Nephritis and Bright's Disease792——81
Parturition121———1
Premature Births11154———1
Violent Deaths, excluding Suicides891——16
Suicides1——1_——
Other Defined Diseases62653——10625
Ill-defined Diseases2——2—1—
Rheumatic Fever———————
Influenza191—18———
Marasmus451————
Convulsions286————
Scarlet Fever1——1———
Puerperal Fever1——1———

The chief differences in the number of deaths from specified
causes compared with last year are: Decrease of 6 deaths from the
Zymotic diseases, of 18 from Influenza and 9 from various respiratory
diseases. There is an increase of 5 deaths from Diarrhoea and
Enteritis, and of 4 from premature birth. The death-rate of 8.2
per 1,000 is a very low one, and if properly corrected it would probably
be higher than this, but the data are not available. Compared,