Title |
Comments | Rec ID |
Attached Files |
| Ministry of Health (Source ID = 1) |
In addition to the individual data sets for this source available via the search mechanisms, a complete copy of this monograph is available as a PDF document from FluWeb's 'Primary Resources' page.
No data sets are attached to this record.
| 2 |
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| Table G (page 431) |
Table summarising the incubation period of influenza cases in the colleges at Cambridge, UK in 1918-19. The incubation peiod is measured as the number of days between date of exposure to previous case and the date of symptom onset. 144 cases in total. | 153 |
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| TABLE 2 (pages 38-39) |
Weekly Deaths from Influenza, Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Phthisis in London during the Epidemics of 1918-19.
-Note OCR error-
Page number for page 39 is printed as '30'.
| 17 |
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| Table 4 (page 42) |
Case rate per Million of Notified Cases of Influenza, Pneumonia, Bronchitis in Copenhagen.
- Weekly figures for age groups 0-5, 5-15, 15-65 and 65+.
- Shows the three waves of the pandemic from March 1918 to May 1919.
- Does not separate by cause.
Includes graph of Table 4 data as "Diagram 5".
| 18 |
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| TABLE 7 (page 48) |
Correlation between the Mean Standard Death Rates for 1911-14 and the Death Rates in the Summer, Autumn and Winter Epidemics of Influenza (Deaths per 1,000). 29 London Boroughs and 82 Country Boroughs.
| 19 |
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| Diagram 10, Table 12 (page 55) |
Includes:
- Diagram 10:Influenza Incidence by week for Copenhagen and Royal Air Force 1918-19.
- Table 12: Data Utilised for the Constuction of Diagram 10.
- Additional data for Munich (1889) and British Army home stations (1889)
Note OCR error. "February 15th" read as "February 1oth" in two instances.
| 20 |
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| TABLE 3. Summer and Autumn (page 141) |
Analysis of double attacks for the Summer and Autumn waves 1918-19 (Fourteen English localities).
| 21 |
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| TABLE 4. Summer and Winter (page 142) |
Analysis of double attacks for the Summer and Winter waves 1918-19 (Fourteen English localities). | 22 |
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| TABLE 5. Autumn and Winter (page 143) |
Analysis of double attacks for the Autumn and Winter waves 1918-19 (Fourteen English localities). | 23 |
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| Influenza Cases and Deaths amongst American Indians (page 322) |
"Cases of Influenza and Deaths among Indians in United States from 1st October 1918 to 30th June 1919".
For each state:
- Total Indian Population
- Number of cases and number of deaths.
- Case mortality.
Note OCR errors in table title. "Cases" read as "Gases". "30th June" read as "60th June".
| 24 |
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| TABLE 1 (page 136) |
Summarises multiple wave attack data for thirteen English towns/schools for the 1918-19 pandemic. Includes:
- total number at risk for each population
- total number of attacks for each separate wave
- number having attacks in two of the three waves (summer and autumn, autumn and winter, summer and winter)
- number having attacks in all three waves
See related Records 21, 22, 23 (Record ID). | 57 |
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| Tables 2A-2N (pages 137-140) |
Four-fold tables cross-tabulating influenza attacks and escapes for each of the three pandemic waves in 1918-19. Thirteen tables in total, one for each of the English districts surveyed.
See also Records 21-23 and 57 (Record ID).
| 58 |
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| Cross-tabulations of multiple attacks |
Tabulates the number of people attacked accross the three 1918-19 pandemic waves in England for twleve localities.
Contains:
- twelve 2*2*2 (8-cell) tables, shown as pairs of 2*2 tables.
- Shows number of people attacked/not attacked in each of the available combinations of the Summer, Autumn and Winter waves.
See Record ID = 57 and 58 for source data. | 60 |
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| Table 1 (page 14) |
"London Influenza, 1847-48. From 46th week of 1847 to 12th week of 1848".
Shows weekly mortality figures for Influenza, Pneumonia, Bronchitis and Phthisis for the age groups 0-15, 15-60 and 60+.
| 64 |
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| Table 2 (page 15) |
"Deaths at Ages in London from Influenza, Pneumonia, Broncitis, and Phthisis in 1847, 1848, 1849."
Contains:
- Aggregate mortality for each of the four causes in three age groups (0-15, 15-60 and 60+).
- The proportion of the total London population in each of the age groups.
- The percentage of mortality falling in each age group (by cause).
- Separate figures for 1847, 1848 and 1849.
| 65 |
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| Table 3 (page 15) |
"Death Rates per Million from Influenza (Persons), England and Wales".
Includes:
- Mortality rates (per million) for eleven age categories during the following periods:
1847-48, 1848-72, 1890-91, 1881-90, 1891-1900, 1901-1910.
- The above figures presented as percentages of the rates for the age group 0-5.
| 66 |
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| Table 7 (page 20) |
"The Special Outbursts"
Summary details of seven selected severe epidemics occurring in the period 1890-1908.
Includes:
- Duration of epidemic
- Average weekly deaths from different causes
- Proportion of mortality from influenza and pneumonia borne by the 20-40 age group
- Average weekly deaths for each quarter of 1889 (by cause)
- Census populations of London for the years 1891, 1901 and 1911
- Proportion of the London population in the age group 20-40 for these years
| 67 |
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| Table 6 (pages 21-22) |
"Death-rates per Million from Influenza, Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Phthisis in London, 1889-1911".
Shows yearly data, tabulated for the age groups 0-5, 5-20, 20-40, 40-60, 60-80 and 80+.
The bounds of upper age groups change from 1905 onwards. | 68 |
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| Table 8 (page 23) |
"Influenza. Proportion borne by Age Group 20-40" (London).
Includes:
- Proportion of mortality from Influenza and other causes borne by 20-40 years olds for selected years between 1890 and 1908.
- Proportion of the total population
| 69 |
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| Table 9 (pages 31-32) |
"MALES - Deaths from Influenza, all forms of Pneumonia and Bronchitis, in England and Wales from 1889 - 1917".
- Data sorted into ten age groups 0-5 to 65+.
- Includes census data giving total numbers in each age group for 1891, 1901 and 1911.
- Mortality rates may be inferred by using census data as denominator.
| 70 |
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| Table 9A (pages 33-34) |
"FEMALES - Deaths from Influenza, all forms of Pneumonia and Bronchitis, in England and Wales from 1889 - 1917".
- Data sorted into ten age groups 0-5 to 65+.
- Includes census data giving total numbers in each age group for 1891, 1901 and 1911.
- Mortality rates may be inferred by using census data as denominator.
| 71 |
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| Table 4 (page 18) |
"London Influenza".
Gives the number of deaths attributed to influenza for the years 1890 to 1919. | 72 |
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| Diagram 1 (facing page 40) |
"From the proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine Jan 1919, Dr THC Stevenson - Deaths from Influenza in London 1890-1918"'
Shows:
- The percentage of influenza deaths in each of four age groups.
- Yearly figures for 1890 to 1917.
- Figures for 1918 split into July and October waves
| 73 |
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| Table 3 (page 41) |
Table showing:
- Data for six English districts.
- Age incidence (as percent of whole population) of influenza for the age groups 0-5, 5-15, 15-25, 25-45 and 45+.
- The percentage of influenza incidence borne by each age group.
- Separate data for each of the three 1918-19 pandemic waves.
Includes Diagram 4 (opposite page 40) showing percentage disease burden in each age group for each district and each wave. | 74 |
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| Table 5 (page 43) |
"Proportional Distribution of Influenza Notifications in Copenhagen".
Includes:
- Total notified cases for the age groups 0-5, 5-15, 15-65 and 65+.
- Percentage of notifications falling in each age group.
- Yearly data for each year from 1889-90 to 1917 plus individual wave data for 1918-19.
| 75 |
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| Boston 1918-19 (page 299) |
Table detailing the course of the influenza epidemic in Boston from September 1918 until February 1919.
Includes:
- Weekly notified cases of Pneumonia and Influenza.
- Weekly deaths from Pneumonia and Influenza.
| 103 |
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| Columbia 1918-19 (pages 316-17) |
Details of the 1918-19 pandemic in the district of Columbia, USA.
Includes:
- Weekly data from January 1918 to April 1919.
- Absolute number of deaths from Influenza, Pneumonia and all causes.
- Death-rate from all causes.
- Chart summarising data.
| 104 |
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| Deaths in USA Cities (pages 319-320) |
Weekly mortality data from 46 cities of the USA for the period 14th September 1918 to 15th March 1919.
Includes:
- Deaths registered as due to Influenza and all froms of Pneumonia.
- Total estimated population of each city as at 1st July 1918.
- Total deaths for each city for the 27 weeks covered.
| 105 |
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