... work the remarkable improvement the infant mortality rates which has been observed in Oxford during the last two yearn. In 1906 the medical officer of health notices (he extraordinary improvement la the infant mortality rafcre for the civil parishes of St ...

... Preston and Sheffield find each Sacrifices of infant life thie. According to the report tho Begiotrar-Gmeiml, country had, in respect infant mortality, remained at a standstill. In 1831 tha iafant mortality IS4 par im. and ia the last report lb. number ...

... about half of that, whilst in St. Tbonias'and •it. Frideswide’a tbe rate was only just over per I.OOa of this alarming infant mortality were firstly improper food and methods of fseding, and secondly nerleet of obtaining early medical attention in cases ...

... Lottirlntiou. Other featiiro* deni with National for Kduoation and Improvement. Where Health Vieitsrsr done. How is spread. Infant Mortality, and Fiphtinjf Consumption. Not the least neeful part thi-* journal to the social reformer is the Biblioßraphr and the ...

... 120 children on the books. Although j commenced late in the eeaeon the effect on the ' infant mortality and diarrhoea rate has been } marked. The infant mortality rats for Bt. Helen's tin 1800 was 157 1.000 births, against mean rats of ITS in the preceding ...

... reduce the high infant mortality in large towns. The women Guardians “should encourage the mother to nurse her child, and to take no work incompatible with this first duty. We qttUa. amt: when relief is given the thought of the infant should as much in ...

... whirb pra aa arera«a »re parooaa par bouar. The birth-rate tha rear wak par ttuanand. opidareic dratb-reia .XT. aad infant mortality II par tboaaaad. Tha death-rate eornpared rery faaoarably with the rataa near the irhoN* opootry. th* brine espeei*llr ...

... Leamington 14. and Warwick 21.1 per 1,000. Among the 174 deaths in Oxfora there were 27 of infants under one year of age. and 72 of persons aged years or upwards. The infant deaths were in the proportion of 106 per 1,000 birtha registered during the some period ...

... compared with ICO id the preceding quarter,and 204 last quarter in the 67 towns; and in the two the pro- portions of infant mortality were practically equal. The 61 deaths of elderly persons showed decrease 22 from the preceding 'number, but were one ...

... nOO; rymotio death* n.te, tits per l.ieid ; and infant mortality, per births. ending flgaroa for Knglaad and Wal.« during Itirtb-rala, 2tiK ; death-rate, I.VJt; ryinotic I'euth-rato, and infant mortality. I2e. --TLotlhairr.'.a roiaarf.cU tin the teport ...

... imtekd 23 infante under one year of age, of ix-rem aged years, infant drette a,-re the nroporOoo of 75 par 1,000 butte registerx-l darrMr panad. against 1U in tte previous quarter and 156 in the Brat quarter at tost year; tte noo at infant mortality Oxford ...

... thirty-three great towns th* average annual mortality of young children two hundred and forty-eight per thousand, thirty-two per thousand more than in thecampp of mercy. Hut that is not the worst. The infant mortality in Birkenhead is three hundred and sixty-two ...