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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.
Meningitis111
Enteric Fever
Measles312
Whooping Cough211
Diphtheria and Croup3121
Erysipelas11
Dysentery5
Heart Disease2728152
Phthisis17236219
Tubercular Meningitis1322
Other Tuberculous Diseases5612
Cancer1820294
Bronchitis1710721
Pneumonia (all forms)2321282
Respiratory Diseases11
Diarrhoea and Enteritis1654
Appendicitis and Typhlitis111
Alcoholism11
Cirrhosis of Liver1
Nephritis and Bright's Disease79281
Parturition1211
Premature Births111541
Violent Deaths, excluding Suicides89116
Suicides11_
Other Defined Diseases6265310625
Ill-defined Diseases221
Rheumatic Fever
Influenza19118
Marasmus451
Convulsions286
Scarlet Fever11
Puerperal Fever11

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,