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Division of Vital Statistics The improvement of the fundamental data upon which
death and birth rates are based is necessary to real progress in the vital statistics
field. Such advance is dependent not only upon more comprehensive ...
Division of Vital Statistics The improvement of the fundamental data upon which
death and birth rates are based is necessary to real progress in the vital statistics
field. Such advance is dependent not only upon more comprehensive ...
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l | Entire Rest of New York State State City ANNUAL CASE AND DEATH RATES
PER 100,000 PopULATION FOR DIPHTHERIA, 1908–1917 For ENTIRE STATE,
NEw YORK CITY AND REST OF STATE. “GLAISnTONI MI6 I-ŤI6I 'ĀLIO XIROA ...
l | Entire Rest of New York State State City ANNUAL CASE AND DEATH RATES
PER 100,000 PopULATION FOR DIPHTHERIA, 1908–1917 For ENTIRE STATE,
NEw YORK CITY AND REST OF STATE. “GLAISnTONI MI6 I-ŤI6I 'ĀLIO XIROA ...
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Figures indicating crude death rates are significant. In 1915, with 201 cases
reported, the death, rate was 12 per cent. In December, 1916, it was 6.3 per cent;
in January 1.3 per cent; and in February 1 per cent. White the diminishing rate
may ...
Figures indicating crude death rates are significant. In 1915, with 201 cases
reported, the death, rate was 12 per cent. In December, 1916, it was 6.3 per cent;
in January 1.3 per cent; and in February 1 per cent. White the diminishing rate
may ...
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The groups of smaller cities of the State show case fatality rates ranging from 6.3
to 7.3 per cent, indicative of more ... In fact the death rate throughout the groups
grows progressively smaller as the units decrease in population — the first class
...
The groups of smaller cities of the State show case fatality rates ranging from 6.3
to 7.3 per cent, indicative of more ... In fact the death rate throughout the groups
grows progressively smaller as the units decrease in population — the first class
...
Page 137
Erie county had the largest number of cases (63) and a case rate of 11. Niagara
county followed, with a case rate of 6.1. Steuben, with five cases, had a case rate
of 6. The death rate for the State as a whole showed a very slight increase over ...
Erie county had the largest number of cases (63) and a case rate of 11. Niagara
county followed, with a case rate of 6.1. Steuben, with five cases, had a case rate
of 6. The death rate for the State as a whole showed a very slight increase over ...
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| Title | Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, Volume 22; Volume 141, Issue 22 |
| Author | New York (State). Legislature. Assembly |
| Published | 1918 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 8 May 2009 |
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