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Surbiton 1950

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Surbiton]

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CAUSES OF DEATH DURING 1950.

Male.Female.
All Causes300305
1.Tuberculosis, respiratory76
2.Tuberculosis, other-3
3.Syphilitic disease31
4.Diphtheria--
5.Whooping cough--
6.Meningococcal infections--
7.Acute poliomyelitis--
8.Measles1-
9.Other infective and parasitic diseases--
*10.Malignant neoplasm, stomach75
+11.Malignant neoplasm, lung, bronchus135
+12.Malignant neoplasm, breast-11
+13.Malignant neoplasm, uterus-5
14.Other malignant and lymphatic neoplasms2426
15.Leukaemia, aleukaemia14
16.Diabetes23
17.Vascular lesions of nervous astern2240
18,Coronary disease, angina6135
19.Hypertension with heart disease119
20.Other heart disease4774
21.Other circulatory disease1015
22.Influenza--
23.Pneumonia1120
24.Bronchitis156
25.Other diseases of respiratory system2-
26.Ulcer of stomach and duodenum3-
27.Gastritis, enteritis and diarrhoea11
28.Nephritis and nephosis11
29.Hyperplasia of prostate8-
+30.Pregnancy, childbirth, abortion--
31.Congenital malformations84
32.Other defined and ill-defined diseases2824
33.Motor vehicle accidents63
34.All other accidents42
35.Suicide42
36.Homicide end operations of war--

+ The Registrar General has renamed some of the diseases in order
to offer better information as to the cause of death. This can
be ascertained by reference to my Annual Report for 1949.