... whatever they may which kill 120,000 infants in England every year maim and injure many more which survive. As Sir Jono Simon (then the Chief Medical Officer of the Privy Council) said manv years ago, high infant mortality necessarily note* a prevalence of ...

... that w« ore within meaaur. kbie distant* bringing about the abolition of infant mortality even within the narrow area this experiment. . the attempt to diminish infantile mortality have often ccme conflict with the doctrinc enunciated a quiet scientific ...

... would not dissolve. In Dr. Blake's opinion this is a cruel fraud, which throws light on the grave question of increased infant mortality. This metallicdressed sugar, imported from abroad, chiefly from Germany, has killed hundreds of babie6, especially in ...

... has nothing whatever to do with the evils on which Lord Battersea animadverted. The subject was the very high rate of infant mortality at Luton and its causes. Now Sir, Lord Battersea asserted that he had the best authority for stating that OHO of the ...

... counter-balanced by a much greeter mortality from diarrhoea and premature birth. While Dr. Tatham attebutes the increase of the former to the artificial feeding of infants, he gives no reason for the increase in the mortality from the latter,or of the decrease ...

... ion. It would constitute an effort to tusk, good parental neglect, it might serve to reduce the lamentable amount of infant mortality which ran be traced to flannelette. ...

... gasworks, tramways and electric lighting for over 4 millions, I There only one country in Europe which has a lower rate of infant mortality ours, and that is Holland. ...

... to the medical profession, it the unsuitable milk so generally given to young children that is the cause of the high infant mortality, and also the lickety condition and poor physical development of the rising generation. Henoe the necessity for more ...

... was the only real training to enable girls to become wives and mothers, and its unpopularity was responsible for high infant mortality, impaired physique, and perverted dt thcYucrease of insanity Dr. Jones had doubt that a large proportion was aue to alcohol ...

... decrease noise the object of infant mortality of locreadoel y greet oatlosal importimoo. As the birth-rate is still on the dosniward grade it behoves as to do all that se Um so to moderate the mortality generally, and infest 'mortality in perticater, am in some ...

... assured the Council that fatbad been seriously mentioned commiltes and the doctor bad remarked that apart fro;, this high infant mortality the death rate a Luton would be exceedingly low. went on t. say that all thia year there had been exaggerate refmrts ...

... countries with a high civilisation, but there is a fair amount of increase — and then it must be remembered that the rate of infant mortality is less than half what it is in Great Britain. The whole child population is, in fact, positively bursting with health ...