... atattotos. Oaten that 1•4 clear them 14 on ecnernive death rat. in Dublin. and that it 10 not duto to PIII , - ..ria infant mortality or to z3mour dm , .P•• Ihslidin's high adult death rate he attribute-. to some extent. to the exicteni* in the rity of ...

... ill-effects of paatounsation of milk. but 111 V letter must have oonveved that I referred to an investigation of the infant mortality 000ditions. not to pasteurization, the a dvantages of which I do not doubt. The teat whirl he suggests is not likely ...

... responsible for the &now:tins of infant life: then corn° the evils of crowding of persons on certain arena. defects of dnmestio and municipal sanitation, domestic overcrowding and allied evils of homing. lie lowest. infant mortality in England and Wales nom* ...

... ineir way to carry a Home Bole Bill into a Some Rale Act. \HGB POISOXIXG ilia been sud pood ■ :.iy ihc tnaia cnoss of infant mortality food should to a child till full UM»uih of teeth, unless such food has previously malted. Hurlick's Malted Milk » ■ fresh ...

... I any big enteerns of Nate were matters ell totem:l only to were. and not to WOnicn. A recent report on the terrible infant mortality of the country had declared the chief eanses of thie ovil to he in overcrowding aid want of snnitation. These were matters ...

... questions as food, ocoapation, housing, end temperance. =PANT MOWPALITT. Sir John, in referring to infant mortality, said that in connection with the Infant Mortality Committee of the Belfast French of the Women's National Health Association of Ireland, that ...

... reduced birth-rate in the families of intemperate men, in the stunted stature of their children. in the greatkd increased infant mortality in such families as oompared with the sate in the nue of temperate parents, in the slower de' velopment of mental powers ...

... however, another record standsthe rate of infant mortality was lower than was ever before registered. Dr. Niece. the Medical Officer of Health ter, Manchester, in a special report on the! subject of infantile mortality, says that! during the last thirty years ...

... Jrwr one gleam of comfort can be caught from the Registrar-Geoarals report in respect to the mortality statistics for last year. The rate of infant mortality in Irel.and romper, favourably both with Erwin:id and Scotland. In this ccamtry during 1907 ...

... her O▪ S TWO DOWN ONADI. While these degrading practices were in the increa.e, the birth-rate was on the decrease, and infant mortality had already reached one-fourth of the total deaths in a year. And drinking, if it had decreased with men, had more than ...

... the bone6t of Dublin a pasteurising plant, and when that is utilised rthere will, we may expect, be a diminution in the infant mortality, which is et present alarmingly high. The total number of deaths from all forms of tuberculous disease ia, es we, have ...

... problems of the social life of the day was the problem of the children., They would be glad to know that with regird to infant mortality Ireland stood in! a better position than the adjacent island.' The rate of mostality for End year children in this country ...