... Infant Mortality The great Summer mortality of Infants is largely due to epidemic diarrhon. This can be avoided. Scrupulous cleanliness of all utensils used is imperative, but this alone will not avail if the milk or food ; be exposed to the contamination ...

... INFANT MORTALITY STATISTICS, On Saturday, at Pullman, Landon, Mr. C. Liu. more Drew held an inquest on the body of John Ernest Dale, aged 12 weeks, son of a labourer, who was found dead bed by the side of his mother.— Dr. Shirley Arundel said death was ...

... H(AV INFANTS' Ft ID IS Much public attention has lately been dir. ected to the serionsneas of infant mortality in this country, It is agreed that fats mortality is largely due ta improper feeding. And since many mothers. especially when they •re also ...

... rate of mortality among infants under one year of age per 1,000 registered births was 121. which is 3 per 1.000 higher than that of last sear. The county mortality (f2.4ti show, slight decrease on last year, when the urban infantile mortality was 107 ...

... death of infants, 383, is 17 per cent. of the total number of deaths at all ages. Density of persons per acre. has very little to do with the causation of infant mortality. The relation indeed obtaining between ileasity per acre and iutaut mortality is little ...

... do all that in no lien se to moderate the mortality generally, and infant mortality in particular, is some small way to make op for this scrim' diminution. On referring to the caroms of our infant mortality we ind sin answerable for 114 out ...

... pointing out the large increase in comparison with recent years—The Nledical Officer said the infant mortality had been as high hefore.—Asked why eo many infants were lost, he said it woo a very difficult question. hat most of them were born weakly, and ...

... einment on infant and child mortality, which was published opportunely just before the conference of the Medical As,ociation began, shows by statistics that the countie‘. having the highest infantile mortalities have also an excessive mortality through the ...

... send a postcard to Mr. Marks. If they at the last report ..f Dr. Newmtu , they would find a lengths- esieengare to the infant mortality. Dr. leeince asst they razed :extract the roams mother Re. hionelf thought the inKttuation «Wald train in the for ...

... Amongst the most important factors in infant mortality he placed insanitary surnmandinms. drunkenness. and deficient feeding on part of the mother. Industrial conditions bad also a large share in swelling the mortality. Another factor which bad an undoubted ...

... formed in the town for the relief of infant mortality. He had no doubt that the Guild would prove as the ladies were to have the assistance of Dr. Nash and one or two other members of the Board. How to reduce infant mortality we.s a matter of great public interest ...

... daughter, Elisabeth, aged four years, died also, in 1658. It is noteworthy that all the slabs of this family tell of infant mortality. for Thomas, son of the same parents, died in 1657, aged 5 years. This slab beans the arms, most conspicuous on which ...