... Infant Mortality. Miss Griffin reported the death of child which had been in the care .''rs Fisher, Hill View Cottage, Cabiutoely. Sk»y rewired ithe> child from Hollisstreet Hospital on the 2nd October and registered it 15th. It was three weeks old, and ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN DUBLIN Councillor Partridge lias given notice of motion, in view tlic appalling percentage of mortality the city iu tin? infants under one year old. that the public committee lie instructed to .submit to this council special report ...

... INFANTS AND BOTTLES. The household feeding bottle is now recognised as one of ile most potent factors in infant mortality. The Corporation of Glasgow have established one of the most, congested parts of the city a depot for sale of sterilised milk for ...

... during one parie*l «»l life, namely, that of mfincv, and sinallor degree aftT years. Owing to the ami t!ic causes of infant mortality have bon largely eliminated, the nets nt the commencement of the vovago life are in the avoid d and n«v**rago lengt-h ...

... which immediately demand the attention the Association are those affecting the prevention consumption, the reduction in infant mortality, the. provision a pure supply of milk, the modieol inspection of children the elementary school*, the teaching the principles ...

... during the year now under renew. The proportion of deaths of infants under one year of age to every 1,000 births registered in Ireland during the year 1909 was 92. In England and Wales the infant rate was 109, and in Scotland for the year 1906 th‘o rate ...

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... Tnflaminaikm 52.213 Bright's Disease b Apoplexy 32.407 Infant mortality the saddest part -»f the story. The report a total of deaths of infants, about for the w hole country. The Government believes that these could l»e prevented ...

... MILK AM) INFANT M.OK- TALITY V rcitnrkablo indict iihmil «*1 dirty and d milk upon intant mortality the* tin* Liverpool it v Council recently. .Mr. ShelnuTelinc, tin* chairnuiii «»i the In!ani> Life PVe>ervatioii Cbnimittce. admitted that the infant mortality ...

... Health Association of Ireland,” which lias in view threefold object. Firstly, to reduce the mortality from consumption * secondly, to reduce infant mortality in the larger towns; and thirdly, improve the hygienic condition of the national schools. It ...

... sauiintion. hut now they had it from figures that the infant mortality rate* wa.* higher than before this ogress commenced (hoar, hear). The success of those methods not obscure the fact that every year infant** were dying Kiiglnnd through carelessness ignorance ...

... the women, too. met lines patrooise, iiohappily, according to >tatistu-s. in yearly in. teasing numbers. No wonder tint infant mortality is si high in the iiiauufactnring tow no. ...