Report of Council : 27th (1926) / National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis (Great Britain).

  • National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis (Great Britain)
Date:
1926
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Credit: Report of Council : 27th (1926) / National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis (Great Britain). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    3. 4] CARDS (UNVARNISHED). LS. a, ee ae 1000 ies VA 1) 3) Prohibition of Spitting. 500 are i 306 tion, TO Oh ater CO es How to Keep Well. 50, Oia a, Deh’ 72 9 12 ON ae) STATISTICAL CHARTS. Set of 26 Statistical Charts, loose leaf in covers, 2s. 6d. Total Deaths from some of the Principal Diseases. ENGLAND AND WALES, 1919-1923. Mortality per million living from some of the chief causes of death. ENGLAND AND WALES, 1923. Mortality per million living from some of the chief causes of death. LONDON, 1923. Tuberculosis — All forms: Death-rates, 1861-1923. Males and Females. ENGLAND AND WALES. Phthisis—Death-rates, 1861-1923. Malesand Females. ENGLAND AND WALES. Decline in Death-rate from all forms of Tuberculosis. ENGLAND BND IW ALES. bS71-1923;. Decline in Death-rate from Phthisis. ENGLAND AND WALES, 1871-1923. Death-rate from Pulmonary Tuberculosis in ENGLAND AND WALES in each Decade, 1871-1920. Death-rates from all forms of Tuberculosis inthe METROPOLITAN BOROUGHS ,. 1923. Death-rate from Pulmonary Tuberculosis in SCOTLAND in each Decade, 1871-1920. Decline in Death-rate from all forms of Tuberculosis. SCOTLAND, 1871-1923. Decline in Death-rate from Phthisis. SCOTLAND, 1871-1923. Comparative Mortality from all forms of Tuberculosis, 1913-1921. LON DON —E DEN BURGH—-NEW YORK—PARIS. Deaths from Tuberculosis—under one year of age. ENGLAND AND WALES, 1923. Ditto ditto ditto Ages 1-4. Ditto ditto ditto Ages 5-9. Ditto ditto ditto Ages 10-14. Percentage of Bovine Infection in certain forms of Tuberculosis Under 10 years of age; over 10 years of age.
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