... of our day. First amongst these was the problem of the children. Professor Byers would bring before them live ration infant mortality, and tie would w stale of things that urgently called for their roost strenuous efforts, and for discharge of a great ...

... story of infant mortality. Happily, in this matter compare favourably with England and Scotland, for while the death rate in England Is 133 per thousand of all children born daring the first year of their life, and that Scotland is 116. tho infant mortality ...

... objects it aims at. What are these medical and scientific congresses, these international conferences on tuberculosis, infant mortality, school hygiene, temperance, and the like dotng? Are they not bringing the world's thinkers and workers into line for ...

... all - prominently engaged some distmc work, each the education °®“*A he promotion of health all it* branch *» culosis, infant mortality, JMtters, hygiene, both in the home and m public life. the opening day the chief busmew the Congress cansisteo mreUngs ...

... THURSDAT, NOVEMBER 10, 1904. INFANT MORTALITY IN THE NORTH DUBLIN UNION. tin 1 llw' (iiianlinns ...

... Hd. There were 131 the hooka of the being three mote than )a>t yaar. with tlie quoalion of Infant mortality Dohlin, the chief came of this eaceseive lorn infants' life improper methods o( teeninn, the Council waa impretiod with the which existed for the ...

... read and continued The Hon. Secretory reported an interview he had Mr. Price, of the Dublin Aasociatiun. the subject infant mortality, and that the A-ssocutUon desired to have conference with some members the Society on subjecL The committee appointed ...

... questions as food, occupation housing, and temperature. Here in Belfast making beginning, for in connection with the Infant Mortality Comr of - . . , , . ommitteo _ the DolfaM, branch of the Women's National Health Association Ireland-—that splendid ...

... displayed bunting. the cluTb, where a fashionable company had assembled, was presented to Her Excellency on behalf of tho Infant Mortality Sub-Committee, and tlie Countess of Ban don requested Lady Aberdeen to declare the institution open. Her Excellency said ...

... house to eradicate disease when it appeared. The jeeta that they particularly took up were this disease of tuberculosis, infant mortality, and school hvgione. They wanted branches the Association everywhere, which would representative all sections. They do ...

... the witness stated that there was arrest the increase population of the city the year after tho last census return. The infant mortality was 146 per 1,000 of the copulation, which was considerably higher than the average—96—for the whole of Ireland. Mr. ...

... ten year* 1882-'9l. Upon the whole, I Here is apparent improvement the public » however, startling find that the iate infant mortality ticptuoally high, and queetion eoggrate itet that this mattir ought made the (Object of special invcatigation. At lut ...