... INFANT MORTALITY. 0 . % ITS CAUSES AND PREVENTION. Yesterday evening Dr D Edgar Flinn, F R C S, Dip. Pub. .Health, lectured in the Leinster Lecture HalL, Molesworth street, on the subject of Child Mortality: its Causes and Prevention, before the members ...

... riliein. l for threneelvee by their own organieati ins ill of infant mortality. It hardly a avoured, he said, the useful instroments which hitherto have been of civilisation when they read that infants of a Iff•ißlt them by their rival' in the markets of the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. London, Wedaesday. A deputation trom the British Medical Asseciation waited upon Mr Asquith to-day to urge the necessity for legisiatioa with a view to lesseniog infant mortality by prevent- ing mothers from work ng io factories for ...

... many rights or privileges which ought to be enjoyed by every member of the ounninutv. but he pointed out that excessive infant mortality among the poorer population. the relative early deaths of working men, and the insanitary coodition of many factories ...

... :ens were mud according to their auperfloniee the chhdretn. I they would pay a vast deal more than they do. ENGLAND'S INFANT MORTALITY' We await, therefore. the finding of the Irish Commission with es interest which te not confined to the MUM it limy hem ...

... issue. The deputation of the (British Medical Association had reference more particularly infant mortality in manufacturing towns. Sad to say the rate of infant mortality i» country has been the increase more or leds for the past 15 or 20 years. In the case ...

... and tbe truth of the main propoaition can hardly be collet in tinita•ii.a by anyone orb!. has 4tudiod the return* of infant mortality in any of our vest ioduattual rotor a. This Subject was brought for.ard prortinamtly at the perlio Conference, and since ...

... British Medical Ataacialiou waiUi upon Mr Aaqaitb te*day ta nrge nacaaaiiy for laitiaJation with a view to leeeecing infant mortality by preventing mother* from work in factories for certain penoda. The dopotatien alao (ought have d«atba properly certified ...

... matter for half aa around the throat under the coat. hour, We • verdict fur the plaintiff for 5.200. , THE INFANT AND THE FACTORY. Infant Mortality and the Employment of Married Women in Factories was the subject of • lecture delivered at the rooms of ...

... Bu- ' .i . ■ - ehanan ; Borough of Londonderry. 25, Uoddy v ■ Chambers, part heard ; 31. Wileon v same (Jos ' ENGLAND'S INFANT MORTALITY. Wilaoa’s oaas) part heard. ' Loudon. Wednesday. BOLLb-The following oases w.U appear A depoUktlon ron , the British ...

... especially in couutry districts, but that it will be a powerful agent in tending to lesson the preeent high rate of infant mortality, and that it will help to lay the foundations of a stronger and more vigorous manhood and womanhood than can be expected ...

... established in England. WOMEN WORKERS AND CHILDREN. THE HOMO Secretary is devoting his attention just now to the excessive infant mortality in certain artisan towns where wetness are largely engaged in labour. The subject has been prominently brought forward ...