... . It is not often that an infant mortality is found low as 105 to 1,000 births. Mortality of Childhood.—lhe deaths under were 91, or little over per cent, of the whole return. This is very gatfefactorv, and the low mortality must be attributed, at least ...

... which are dealing are very limited Such, however, is the nett corrected deathrate of Biggleswade for the year 1902. Infant Mortality —The deaths children one year age wore only 13, and the rate per 1,000 births registered only P9.3. This is most valuable ...

... nurae Infant Life Protection Visitor under the Children Act. If It Is too late again urge the matter on Board, may I say how much I hope you will brlnjj the matter up again twelve month's time In of declining birth rales every means to prevent Infant mortality ...

... remarkably low, being only Bf, the deaths numbering 47. Causes of tlte increased Infantile Mortality.—The diaeaMS lo'which thie iooroaaed mortality among infants was due were Diarrbco*, Pneumonia, and Bronchi lie. During 1906 the deaths from DiarrbceU ...

... address entitled X 20.000 year. In course of his address spoke the waste, the misery and degradation, the madness, the infant mortality, the deterioration the taco, the rained homes and the crimes caused by intemperance, and laid ho bad no faith in legislation ...

... from Whooping-cough. No less than 11 infants died from this disease or its complications and sequels. When Whooping-cough docs attack infants under one year of age it is very fatal disease. The Infantile Mortality was higher, chiefly owing to the prevalence ...

... death total was 83, and the nett death-rate was 15 9, and also much below the averages for the previous ten years Infantile Mortality. The deaths of children under 1 year numbered 15, as compared with in 1906. The death-rate per 1,000 births registered was ...

... care home. InfantUt Mortality. —The deaths infants under ear of age numbered only 38, being at the rate of 79 |*er 1000 births. This t» a very low rate. It the lowest rate there haa been for 11 years. The reduced infantile mortality for 1907 was due the ...

... Mr Ketnpeon (secretary) and number of the parents and friends of the s'-holars. The presentations were first made in the Infants department. Here Miss Stooebridge had 23 perfect attendere, forming per cent of those over five, whose had been on the register ...

... the middle of this year. In tbe pre- ceding three weeks the rates had been 11’8, 12* i, and 12-3. Measured by last week’s mortality, highest annual death-rates per 1,000 living, were: From all cause«. 18*7 in Huddersfield, 19*1 in Sheffield, 19*4 in Liverpool ...

... scholars at Broom Infant School. I visited the on the 27th May and after examining the children, advised the managers close. The school was closed the afternoon of that date for 14 days. have nunle enquiries into the high mortality from Whooping-Cough ...

... the year. l»/unt Mortality. —This may tested one or tw. The deaths infants under one year a*;- were 71. with the entire deaths that consti Host fourth of the whole . . . rhea death■« were tbo rate per 1,0)0 hirtb> regl-.te'-ed. Mortality of C ld/iood. —The ...