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Walthamstow 1903

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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The following Table XIV. is of interest to show the estimated population,
number of cases of Infectious Diseases notified, with Infectious
Sickness rate and the mean for the years since the Notification Act came
into operation

Table: TABLE XIV.— Estimated Population, Number of Infectious Diseases notified, with "Infectious Sickness Rate,and the Mean for the Years under consideration.

TABLE XIV.— Estimated Population, Number of Infectious Diseases notified, with "Infectious Sickness Rate,

and the Mean for the Years under consideration.

Years.Population.Scarlet Fever.Small Pox.Diphtheria.Croup.Typhus Fever.Typhoid Fever.Continued Fever.Erysipelas.Puerperal FeverTotals.Infectious Sickness Rate.
189046,50012901603111733104449.5
189147,0001250153905944433978.4
189249,400399613717028094368413.8
189352,0005978142110604134596118.5
189457,000247111291506607535469.5
189561,000263119810095685466410.8
189665,0003150124601932122576711.8
189770,00049201526088078782311.7
189877,0002930225907508236888.9
189983,0003320338701181112591311.0
190091,0003470516110861878105611.6
190197,000608332211073011110113811.7
1902101,318560146142808901317108310.68
1903106,29029221475088011766576.2
Mean35712.62069.10881.593577611.0
Average for previous yars3621342119.50881.6914.978211.4
ExtremesHigh't60814651617019361341011318-5
Lowest1250124302803133976.2