[Report 1909] / Medical Officer of Health, Leeds City.

  • Leeds City Council
Date:
1909
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Credit: [Report 1909] / Medical Officer of Health, Leeds City. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    TABLE 1. Annual deaths per 1,000 of the estimated population. All causes. Seven zymotics. t Consump¬ tion. Bronchitis, pneumonia, pleurisy. Other lung diseases, u ithout influenza. Five years, 1885-89 ... (261 weeks) 2El6 00 6 r70 3‘93 -<)-27 *Five years, 1890-94 ... (261 weeks) 2IT 6 2-52 i *61 4‘43 0-3I *Five years, 1895-99 ... (261 weeks) 1977 2-74 1-47 3’54 0‘22 Five years, 1900-04 ... (261 weeks) 18-36 2-48 1-36 3-18 0-19 Year 1905 (52 weeks) 15-65 r6o 1-23 2-76 0‘l6 Year 1906(52 weeks) l6'03 2-23 1-23 2^6 Ol6 Year 1907 (52 weeks) 15-42 1 29 1-29 2-8i o-16 Year 1908 (53 weeks) 15-49 i-55 1-28 2-75 0-15 Year 1909 (52 weeks) I4-2I o-8o rl4 2-68 O'lg 1909 increase on 1908 ... ... 0-04 „ decrease „ 1908 .1*28 0-75 0-14 0-07 1909 increase on ’85-9 ... . . . ... • * • ... „ decrease on '85-9 6-95 1-98 0-56 1-25 0-08 * Estimated upon the population calculated from the data of the recent census and those of 1881 and 1891. t Exclusive of membranous croup which the Registrar-General did not include in the seven zymotics until 1894. The rates in this table throughout are calculated on the deaths registered as occurring in the city and its hospitals without any deduction for the deaths within the city of persons not belonging to Leeds.
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