... decrease in infant mortality, and especially in infant deaths from diarrhceal diseases, corresponds with yeara of low temperature and high rainfall. Looking at the rates in the county since 1900, it will be seen that in 1904 and in 1906 tke infant mortality ...

... attended to, but there might be better watering of the bs-ways of the poorer parts in the summer time, and in this way infant mortality might be reduced. The old system of having surveyor inspectors is becoming obsolete, and an efficient staff of sanitary ...

... 1903, 9.3. It will be seen from this table that not only was 1903 a year of remarkably low infant mortality, but that a steady reduction in the infant mortality in the county is in progress. In 1902. the highest rate was at Molesey, 14.5 per cent., and ...

... material result in the future. INFANTILE MORTALITY. The proportion of deaths of children not yet one year old in any year to the number of births registered during the same year is known an the infant mortality. Laat year it was possible to record the ...

... the mother on the subject of infant rearing and domestic surroundings in general, that it is to her better advancement or education the district must look in the future for a reduction in the percentage of infant mortality, It appears to me that girls ...

... the sale, and the .letrend should be such that these bargains will only be available for a few days. Sal:s I SERIOUS INFANT MORTALITY. ...

... including in that wide term the increasing care now betsowed on infant life. Infant Mortality.—ln order to bring out the relationship of the birth rate to the death rate. infant mortality is always calculated in a special way. It is possible ...

... over the rice, and bake the whole in a hot oven for a quarter of an hour, or a little longer. AVOIDABLE INFANT MORTALITY. Every year about 120,000 infants die in this country alore, and there can be no doubt that an enormous proportion of this might be avoided ...

... continued), and diarrhoea, numbered 47, which may he regarded as fairly satisfaotory, if not all that one could desire. Infant mortality was low, being at the rate of 99 per thou-and, whereas the average for the pieced ing ten years was 132. A/ regards the ...

... doing so said tbst, although the birth rate for tate past rear war low, so also was the death rate; while the rate of infant mortality was much Lower than it was in most placee in England. In this way thenfect of the low birth rate was comas:aided. Dr ...

... take away the laud from the careless truants, and give it to others who will attend to it. • The remarks of Dr. Adams re infant mortality ought to, and no doubt will, receive some attention from those residents iu the district who have not the misfortune ...

... population of about 7,000. The death-rate in the ama was 32 per 1,000, as against 16 per 1,000 for the whole town. The infant mortality rate was 252 per 1,000 births, as against 157 per 1,000. A medical mission treated in less than three years 1,146 cases ...