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... INFANT MORTALITY AT SUNDER- Children Died la 7 Days. The infantile mortality io Sunderland during last week again terribly high. fewer than fifty-five children died under the age of out ytar and between one and five years Tins mortality alone ronresents ...
... INFANT INSURANCE AND INFANT MORTALITY. THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1890. Select Committee of the House of Lords is present engaged in investigating the question of the insurance of infants. Revelations made before coroners' juries, and in the superior courts, ...
... A COLLIERY DOCTOR ON INFANT MORTALITY. STRICTUEES ON MOTHERS. The alarming percentage of infi.nt mortality at colliery districts of late lias been exercising the mind of several medi :al otlicers. The following references are from Or Blair Ashington the ...
... OPEN QUESTIONS. INFANT INSURANCE AND INFANT MORTALITY. Sir, —It has been proved before a select committee of the Howe of Commons recently, that the infant mortality of assured is at least 15 per cent, below that unassured, and this fact was ...
... month reported, beinK»n annual death rate of 21-SI per thousand. Questioned Councillor Spenco to account for the heavy infant mortality. Allan Walker explained had been an epidemic twins in the district lately. (Laughter.) ...
... section presided over by Sir Walter Foster, whereon papers The Employment of Woman Factories, and its effects upon infant mortality being read, tbe gross evils resulting from the present system were Eointed out, and the appointment of Royal lomihission ...
... piece of work in hand Home Office. His attention has been caiicd several public medical officers health to the excessive infant mortality in certain industrial towns where the women are largely engaged factory work. Dr. Itßio, the County Medical Officer for ...
... attended to it would reduce our infant mortality considerably. Deaths from consumption in excess of 1892. There were only nine fatal cases in 1891, in 1892, and 23 last year. rate of I*9 per 1,000. order rednce this mortality adhered his former opinion that ...
... starting of nev, S papers, as of the of books, there is no end. Every so some new publication makes its Vance. The rate of infant mortality press is almost correspondingly However, there has just come to ' new journal which likely , * live, and which will certainly ...
... were registered the district, ton occurring in Ashington and four at Uiret. This aaa oqoivulcnt to annual mortality per 1.000 The infant mortality was conaidoraoly lower than usual. oulv three deaths having taUun place tinder twelve . ,o, ; i»h . f two ...
... proved fatal. Several cases developed gastric symptoms, and tbe nerves of nutrition seemed most affected. The high rate of infant mortality remains much usual. Nearly half the deaths of the district were children under five. ...
... countries, averaging 48 and 41 per 1,000 respectively, the high death rate being chiefly attributable to the very heavy infant mortality, about one- of the children dying before completing their first year. ...