Parliamentary Papers, Volume 17H.M. Stationery Office, 1961 - Bills, Legislative |
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... death rate and to allow for changes in the age and sex structure of the population . The report for 1958 , pages 23 and 24 , discussed briefly the reasons which had led the Registrar General to adopt the Standardized Mortality Ratio ...
... death rate and to allow for changes in the age and sex structure of the population . The report for 1958 , pages 23 and 24 , discussed briefly the reasons which had led the Registrar General to adopt the Standardized Mortality Ratio ...
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... standardized mortality ratios ( all ages ) for certain causes and death rates at ages under 15 from the more important infective diseases from 1901 , or as far back as records permit , to 1960 . Table IV below shows recent Standardized ...
... standardized mortality ratios ( all ages ) for certain causes and death rates at ages under 15 from the more important infective diseases from 1901 , or as far back as records permit , to 1960 . Table IV below shows recent Standardized ...
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... Deaths Crude * Standardized mortality ratio ( base years 1950-1952 taken as 100 ) death rate per million living Year Males Females Persons Males Females Males Females 1950 43,570 41,700 85,270 2,058 1,840 98 101 1951 44,632 41,448 ...
... Deaths Crude * Standardized mortality ratio ( base years 1950-1952 taken as 100 ) death rate per million living Year Males Females Persons Males Females Males Females 1950 43,570 41,700 85,270 2,058 1,840 98 101 1951 44,632 41,448 ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
GENERAL PUBLIC HEALTHcontinued | 9 |
THE WELSH BOARD OF HEALTHcontinued | 13 |
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