... now clamouring for aolutipn were the evils which beset the body politic at home—drunkennews, depopulation, WA housing, infant mortality, ignorance. AU of these were within the range• of legislation, and all of them demanded methods of treatment more stern ...

... president of the National Conference Infant Mortality, -which opens today in London, delivered address last night. He said great strides had been made recently by public opinion and by the Government in protecting infant life. During his address Mr. Bents ...

... now clamouring for solution were the evils which beset the body politic at home—drunkenness, depopulation, bad housing, infant mortality, gnorance. All of these wen* within the* range of legislation, and all of them demanded methods of treatment more stern ...

... Educational Factor.” In the Preventive Medicine S ction, an important address was delivered by Dr, Moore, Huddersfield, “Infant Mortality.’' The section passed resolution calling for the appoiutj of a Minister of Public Health. A i lecture was delivered by ...

... unanimously adopted. The letter received from the Local Government Board regarding infant !natality *as read. The Board enclosed copies of instructions regarding infant mortality in the Workhouses and asking the medical officers of the Workhouse and dispensary ...

... Lancet these wide variations in the rate of infant mortality in the large English towns, to which the Registrar-General's returns constantly drag► attention, afford the strongest proof that infant mortality is within the control of sanitary administration ...

... President of tha National Conference on Infant Mortality, which opens to-day in London, delivered an address last night, and said great strides had been made j-ecently, both by public opinion and Government, in protecting infant life, The Government had taken ...

... in the matter of knowledge and practical instruction imparted to women on the subject food, the effect living higher infant mortality. Tho establishment of mothers’ homes and schools was advocated in every populous district. Women, said Mrs. W. Macdonald ...

... without financial assistance from the Corporation are enumerated.] Redaction of Infant Mortality. TO THE EDITOR. Sir—During the years 1802-1894; Paris, the infant mortality was 238 per 1,000 births. a result of a conference held discuss the best remedial ...

... slaughter-house. Dr. S. G. Moore (Huddersfield) spoke on the need for comprehensive and systematic efforts to reduce infant mortality. Rev. T. A. Finlay gave interesting address, and a number of papers were read, including one Rev. J. O’Brien (Cork) on ...

... recou Once a children’s bureau under one of the |] yy his ments of State, which will investigate t fare of children, infant mortality, child labour. fr called a conference students amon gates from of the United ws to at the ‘House to disc rest- subject ...

... subject of infant mortality than haa been his custom heretofore. Two illustrative diagrams give respectively the comparative infant mortality curves of the three countries, and the effects of fourteen principal causes in producing infant ...