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Hornsey 1897

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hornsey, Borough of]

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in the Hornsey District were certified) there were considerably more
than double the average number of cases of diarrhoea, and that during
that period the mortality from these principal zymotic diseases was
nearly twice that of the corrected average owing to the excessive fatality
of summer diarrhoea. Thus tending to show that there were general
conditions favourable to the development of this disease not affecting
the Hornsey District only, but more or less the various sanitary
areas in and around London.

The deaths from diseases other than zymotic are as follows:—

1891189218931894189518961897
From Pulmonary Consumption38283540433043
„ Bronchitis, Pneumonia, and other Pulmonary Diseases1221181398710596100
„ Brain Diseases59636968505847
„ Heart „42466140646856
„ Rheumatism2154431
„ Ague
,, Puerperal Diseases5103212
„ Pysemia11
„ Erysipelas2241
„ Malignant Diseases, Cancer. Ac.22243731223130
„ Injuries11121115151110
„ Various other Causes157160139153202166174
Totals460464503441505465464