... INFANT MORTALITY. 128 deaths of Infanta wider one year were registered, equal to a rate of 120.8 deaths per 1,000 births. There were 30 deaths in the first quarter, 33 in the second, 34 in the third, and 29 in the fourth. This low rate of infant mortality ...

... In Madagascar every one wean eilk, aa it cheaper there than Uutu. Among the otbnr causes infant ile mortality, 1 doctor now Mates that are being drugged to death patent medicines. Small children (says the Family Doctor) ' need no meat whatever. Tbtdr ...

... The death rate among children in England is deplorable, Taking the statistics 1901, for instance, the highest, rate of infant mortality was reached at Burnley where the proportion of deaths under the age of one year was 226 per j 1,000 births. Even the ...

... devotion athleticism in our public schools. A speaker the economic section the British Association meetings said our infant mortality was now greater than India and Jr.pan. and the employment women factories was an appreciable cause. ...

... London, Ur. C. W. Saieeby mentioned that during the siege Fan*, when ■ mother* give their nothing but their own milk, infant mortality was very hjw— ) iu taut, poverty saved the Wtien, j oocupetloil iMithois feed ihomMlvos. You rnaytlo without friend whip ...

... mainly to the continind advice and attention given to the subject of the tearing of infante and the resulting marked decrease in the percentage of infant mortality. Other neticesble reasons are the great improvements in the housing and sanitary conditions ...

... year was 26 per thousand and the oorrected death-rate flowing for 20 deaths in the workhouse) was 18.3 per thousand. The infant mortality was per thousand births, oompared with per thousand last year. THE WATER SCHEME At the Urban Council meeting, the Clerk ...

... shows remarkably low birth and death rates. There were fifty deaths, 8.7 per thousand and births, 19.7 per thousand. The infant mortality was per per hundred. Dealing with infectious diseases, the Medical Officer states: I have a very satisfactory condition ...

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... of scarlet fever and typhoid had been discharged well. The mfant mortality was very low for the qua iter, viz . 69.6 dentils per 1.000 births l*rob.tblv such a low rate infant mortality has befon* U'l-n «»l)taiu«l in Lut«>n. The M«dical « ...

... whatever they may which kill 120,000 infants in England every year maim and injure many more which survive. As Sir Jono Simon (then the Chief Medical Officer of the Privy Council) said manv years ago, high infant mortality necessarily note* a prevalence of ...

... that w« ore within meaaur. kbie distant* bringing about the abolition of infant mortality even within the narrow area this experiment. . the attempt to diminish infantile mortality have often ccme conflict with the doctrinc enunciated a quiet scientific ...