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Wandsworth 1928

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wandsworth, Metropolitan Borough]

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Infective Diseases. 43

TABLE XVIII.— continued.

School.Diseases.
Scarlet Fever.DiphtheriaMeasles.German Measles. 1Chicken-pox.Whooping Cough.Mumps.RingwormOther DiseasesTotals.
"Brought forward247149183157648296241211883678
Wandsworth.
Allfarthing Lane51056119394477188
All Saints'—331—41512460
Brandlehow Road5425—130261—92
Earlsfield72173131615213151
Elliott Central142—1————8
Eltringham Street91836—122111—98
Frogmore Special—13——————4
Garratt Lane2857—10279—6119
Littleton Street Special11———————2
Magdalen Road5525—9173——64
Merton Road67141461—241
Riversdale1278816749213230
St. Ann's2313—1595——47
St. Faith's——31——10111053
St. Joseph's—216—1452333
St. Michael's6666—11632——127
Swaffield Road20870136222——159
Waldron Road7678—4411——137
Wandle3548—17341614128
Warple Way1172—6303——59
West Hill79136—294029—1251
Gkand Total356284270162897692457392415729

Diarrhœa.
The number of deaths from Diarrhoea was 40, compared
with 27 in 1927, 36 in 1926, 34 in 1925, and 30 in 1924, and
of these 31, or 77 per cent., were under the age of one year,
compared with 16 in 1927. The number of deaths from
Diarrhoea, Zymotic Enteritis and Enteritis under one year
represents 13 per cent, of the total mortality at that age.