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... What do Doctors mean they say that the tremendous infant ; mortality | is caused by improper feeding They mean that most infants’ foods are of a starchy nature and cause rickets and stomach troubles. They are not complete foods. Virol is a perfect food ...
... What do Doctors mean when they tay that the tremendous infant mortality is caused by improper feeding They mean that most infants’ foods are of a starchy nature and cause rickets and stomach troubles. They are not complete foods. Virol is a perfect food ...
... What do Doctors mean when they say that the tremendous infant mortality is caused by improper feeding ? They mean that most infants’ foods are of a starchy nature and cause rickets and stomach troubles. They are not complete foods. Virol ia a perfect ...
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... 14.5, and the same period infant mortality had declined from 112.7 82.2. Taking Norway, find that the mortality from to 1306 fell from 16 to 13.5 among adults, and from 95 9 to 69.4 among infants. In France the average mortality was 20 per ...
... apprehend any difficulty in this being done. INFANT MORTALITY SPEECH MR. JOHN BURNS SUFFRAGETTE INTERRUPTIONS London, Monday Night. Mr. John Burns, as President of the National Conference Infant Mortality which opens to-morrow in London, delivered an ...
... Lucia Fitzgerald very kindly consented to act as hon treasurer to the association. The minutes of the meeting of the Infant Mortality Sub-Committee held on the previous day were read, arising out of which cordial vote of thanks to Mrs Maurice Healy. Miss ...
... should say, is the worst season the house-fly has experienced for many years. The fly infant mortality must have been fearful, and as result human infant mortality has been reduced.” The experience of general practitioner fully borne out by the returns ...
... 103,536, and that the deaths of infants under one year numbered 9,644 —representing 93 deaths to every 1,000 births. The corresponding average for the previous 10 years was 102, so was happy to say the mortality of infants inkier one year was decreasing ...
... Overcrowding Cities the President remarks that the death a terrible increase, especially in infant mortality, overcrowded tenements, not merely in the great crowded slums of high building* in New- York and Chicago, but the aJLey slums Washington. There ...
... and which dealt with infant mortality. She was glad to know from the latest retnrrs the Registrar General the matter that Ireland had been better than either Scotland. the latest returns, in England, 133 per thousand of infants died before they attained ...
... cypher in comparison with the number really while still young. ' The rate infant mortality this country enormous, as can seen from the Kegistrax-General' report. The infant mortality for the three years ending 1907 -is given, 44.340. this number 28,770 were ...