[Report 1911] / Medical Officer of Health, Leeds City.

  • Leeds (England). City Council.
Date:
1911
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Credit: [Report 1911] / 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. f Consump¬ tion. Bronchitis, pneumonia, pleurisy. I Five years, 1885-89 ... (261 weeks) 2I*l6 278 170 3*93 I *Five years, 1890-94 ... (261 weeks) 2IT 6 2-52 i-61 4'43 I*Five years, 1895-90 ... (261 weeks) 1977 2-74 1 ’47 3-54 +Five years, 1900-04 ... (261 weeks) I8-62 2-51 1-38 3-22 1 JFive years, 1905-09 ... (261 weeks) 16-43 1-59 1-32 2-88 JYear 1910(52 weeks) V33 1-44 115 2-64 JYear 1911 (52 weeks) 16-64 2’l8 1*26 2-65 1911 increase on 1910 1*31 0-74 o-i 1 O'O I „ decrease „ 1910 • * • • « * • • • • • • 1911 increase on ’85-9 • • • • • • • • • „ decrease on ’85-9 4-52 1 o-6o 0-44 1-28 Other lung J diseases, w ithout influenza. 0-27 0-31 o-19 0*17 016 O'16 O’l 1 of .88f3i8m9fandP.To!he P°PUlati°n Ca'CU'ated fr°m the data °f *e three censuses . , t Exclusive of membranous croup which the Reo-btro,- r , include in the seven zymotics until 1894. Exclusive also^of Enteritis ^ J Estimated on population by A.P. from censuses 1901, i9u. The lates in this table throughout are calculated nn Ua 1 occurring in the city and its hospitals without any deduction forlhe the city of persons not belonging to Leeds. ' 01 the deaths within