INFECTIOUS DISEASES
FIGURES FOR LAST WEEK DIPHTHFBIA AND PNEUMONIA ON THE DOWN GRADE. The following is the bulletin of infectious diseases for tho week ending November 29th, 1926. The previous week's figures are given in parentheses. As will bo seen, there has been no alteration in tho. total figures during the past week, and diphtheria and pneumonia appear to be on tho downward grade. Scarlet fever is still very prevalent, however Tnranaki-llorowhenua. let fever 5 (2;. diphtheria 6 (8), enteric lever 1 (0), tuberculosis 1 (1), erysipelas 1 (.0), pneumonia 2 (2), puerperal fever 1 (0). Wair&rupa-East Cape—ls (20). Scarlet fever 3 (1), diphtheria 4 (6), enteric fever 5 (6), tuberculosis 1 (2), pneumonia 2 (4), erysipelas 0 (1). Central Wellington—ls (12). Scarlet fever 7 (9), diphtheria 3 (2), tuberculosis 2 (0), puerperal fever 3 (0), enteric fever 0 (T), pneumonic influenza 0 (1). Nolson-Marlborough— 0 (2). Diphtheria Total —47 (47).
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12617, 30 November 1926, Page 8
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151INFECTIOUS DISEASES New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12617, 30 November 1926, Page 8
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