[Report 1960] / Medical Officer of Health, Northampton County Borough.
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- Publication/creation
- 1960
- Contributors
- Northampton (England). County Borough Council.
- Type/technique
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Electronic books
Annual reports
MOH reports
- Subjects
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Disease Outbreaks
Public Health
Sanitation
Water Supply
Northampton (England)
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Wellcome Collection
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Deaths. (Tables 11 to 14, pages 53 and 54). The number of deaths
and the death-rates from tuberculosis per thousand of the population
were as follows :—
NO. OF DEATH-
„ ... DEATHS RATES
Respiratory tuberculosis . 12 q-12
Other forms . __ q.qq
Totals . 12 012
The death-rate for all forms for England and Wales was 0*08
(respiratory 0 07, other forms 0 01), which is the lowest recorded.
Table 11 gives the total tuberculosis death-rates for Northampton
and for England and Wales during the last ten years.
Table 11. England and Wales and Northampton C.B., 1951_1960.
Total Tuberculosis Death-rates in Each Year of the Decennium.
England and Wales
Northampton .
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
0*31
0*35
0-24
0-29
0-20
0-24
0-18
0-23
0-15
0-13
0-12
0-22
0-11
0-11
0-10
0-11
0*09
0-11
0-08
0-12
YEARS
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
Table 12. Northampton C.B., 1951—1960.
Tuberculosis Notifications and Deaths.
NOTIFICATIONS
DEATHS
RF.SPIR-
NON-RES-
RESPIR-
NON-RES-
ATORY
PIRATORY
TOTALS
ATORY
PIRATORY
TOTALS
92
18
110
31
5
36
103
16
119
26
4
30
69
14
83
21
4
25
61
12
73
21
3
24
83
13
96
12
1
13
65
12
77
20
2
22
52
8
60
8
3
11
51
5
56
10
1
11
32
8
40
11
—
11
31
7
38
12
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