... commencing Good R oo, the passing bell has gone five times ; and have been eight deaths in March. It to b e regretted that infant mortality been so baU the number motioned having been ',,,dette Ship has for some years enjoyed the of being most healthy place ...

... ten years was 15.7 per 1.000. The rate of infant mortality was 91 per 1,000 registered births, which was very satisfactory, being 16 per 1,000 lower them the mess rats from 1891 to 1900. The symotic mortally was only .37 per 1.000 of the population. During ...

... terrible mortality in intact; on leas than 13 of the 53 deaths being in such. These 13 intent deaths were due as below : .Congenital debility and premature births, 5; whooping cough, 4; bronchitis, 2; convulsions, 1; tubercular meningitis, 1. The infant death-rate ...

... there were 116. -- The infant mortality compared with the registered births is 18 6 per cent of children under 1 year of age, and the percentage of deaths under 1 year of age to the total deaths is 201. . . The annual rate of mortality from the seven principal ...

... 2 from whooping cough, 2 from measles, 1 from scarlet fever, 2 from membranous croup, and 100 from other causes. The infant mortality, compared sith the registered births. rf children under one year of age, is 9'27 per cent., and the percentage .4 deaths ...

... no doubt the gentml experience will he that of Keigbley—that the infant mortality from bronchitis and the sakr inoculable diseases mentioned will decline in the same way as that mortality increased, with increasing vaccination. There is everything to gain ...

... ■UfiM'S INSANITARY HOUSES. I 11. IN% V.STIGATION 1% 01.1,11,111 L)hTBK'f4. The ear. .d mortality Irma all man. and mime lolly the rums infant and I,kl mortality, is in she h .mhe.temy la a pemaili%lealmtry .h.. 14 r lb. leoverammt ward .1 lb. urcnt . ...

... against 13.84 in 1894 and 134 in 1893. The infant mortality in the first three months was represented by nine deaths (12*67 per cent. of the registered births) ; during the last nine months there were 25 deaths of infants under one year, equal to 91342 per 1 ...

... mother more than the child; therefore infant mortality must be due to some outside causes rather than to inherent weakness. The medical of promises to make further investigation into the causes of this excessive mortality. Clearly he has a wide field in which ...

... followed by her readers and her audience, the next generation should have a better chance than the last, and the enormous infant mortality doe to preventable causes—some 100,000 a year in Britain alone—may decrease. Protabor Wallace, in introducing tho lecturer ...

... and Duchess were enabled to enter at once upon the occupation of the mansion. With the object of preventing infant mortality —which among infants under twelve months has reached the high ratio of 162 per I,ooo—the Borough Council of Battersea has determined ...

... onehalf of the infant deaths (continued the medical officer) were due to prematurity, and as now every infant born which breathes has to be certified, it increases the number of certified infant deaths. Could we eliminate those infant deaths it would ...