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INTA.'iTILZ 11011TALITT

... 'luring the lest eight years, and shows a small decrease in the infant mortality compared with the previous year, the rate per 1,000 births being 95. In 1904 and 1906 the infant mortality was high. In both these years high temperature and deficiency in ...

I/ EALING AND lIAN WELL

... 1906 and .48 on 1905. Its infant mortality rate has varied thus : 1905, 103 ; 1906, 131 ; 1907, 101. Greenford 10 general mortality (11 . 4) is better than itself (14.1) in 1906, but 2 . 4 worse than in 1905. In infant mortality its 45 rate ...

To the Editor

... follows : - The infant mortality ratc deals with the number of deaths occurring amongst in its from birth to one year of age in proportion to the her f births registered. The number of these was twenty-five. yielding the haunt mortality rate of 72.0 per ...

HEALTH OF MIDDLESEX•

... Middlesex, Recording to Dr. Young. It has, be Baja, a deathrate of 19.9 —well in excess of most districts. Dealing with infant mortality, he advocates the employment of female inspectors to visit the homes, give instructions in feeding and rearing, and promote ...

MTII.L 111114111.

... especially must we take into cunsideration the zymotie death rate and Infantile mortality. The most sweetiebeton feature of the vital atatist!mi is the Infant and ehUsi mortality. Half the total recorded deaths of persons dying within the distilet were of ...

INFANTILE MORTALITY

... INFANTILE MORTALITY Infant mortality, measured by the proportion of deaths amongst children under one year of age to the registered births, shows unfortunately • very considerably increase, having risen from 101.7 per thousand in 1903 to 129.8 last year ...

COUNCILLOR OT MAT

... as a result the death rates in the slums and crowded districts were very much higher than in other parts, and also the infant mortality. He pointed out the impossibility under these conditions of health, decency and proper home In., and incidentally remarked ...

ITS AIMS AND METHODS

... that the Borough Council attached nitwit importance to tie work of the Infant Health Society, for they believed that everything possible was being done to protect the lives of infants. Mrs. Bertrand Russell described the society as one of the most economical ...

HEALTH OE THE DISTRICT

... the prevailing epidemic of eummer diarrhoea. Thus the infant mortality for that month exactly equalled the total number of deaths recorded for the whole of August this year. Of the deaths of infants under 1 year for last August. (viz. 23), 9 were attributed ...

To Ms lidilos

... Ealing, W. i His Au:ust, igto. EALING'i HEALTH. To the Fiske. Sir,--lo a rect report on infant mortality issue Iby the Local Government Board. it is shown that mortality is highest in districts where. amongst other insanitary conditions. the stress and yards ...

IIItAiITILII 1101ITALITY

... Deaths, the rate was much reduced. This statement might at first eight tend to the impreerion that efforts to control infant mortality are largely beyond our reach, hut a consideration of the matter should lead to the hope that this is not really so. and ...

COUNTY P RIALTII AND SANITATION. Dr. John F. J. Bybee, D.Sc., ties just boned hie annual report upon the vital

... rural districts. INFANT MORTALITY. The infant mortalityliae,lh;ifirr, the number of deaths of children under 1 )ear of age, in proportion to every 1000 births during the year, is not only an aocurate test of the mortality of infants, but is ...