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Willesden 1897

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden, UDC]

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Table: TABLE No. 3.Deaths distributed to the various Wards from which they came:—

TABLE No. 3.

Deaths distributed to the various Wards from which they came:—

WARDS.Scarlet Fever.Diphtheria.Typhoid Fever.TOTAL.
1. North East11—2
2. South „13—4
3. „ Central—8—8
4. „ Kilburn58—13
5. Mid „110—11
6. North „—2—2
7. „ Eastern1124
Other Districts—1—1
Total934245
Males.Females.
Scarlet Fever54
Diphtheria1519
Typhoid2
2223

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There were 45 deaths during the year, giving a
rate of all admitted of 9.2 per cent.; but of all the
cases under treatment of 8.1.

Table: The following figures give the rates per cent. of cases admitted for the different diseases in

The following figures give the rates per cent. of cases admitted for the different diseases in

18961897
Scarlet Fever4.02.7
Diphtheria22.621.8
Typhoid Fever60.012.5
All causes8.19.2