... INFANT MORTALITY was sit the rate of 133.5 per 1,000 registered births, as compared with 148.3 for precoiing year, and included 10 from convulsions, 18 from premature birth, 5 from measles, 20 from gastritis,4 from diarrhcea,2 from whooping cough, 3 frown ...

... INFANT MORTALITY was at the rate of 257.5 per 1,000, which was excexlingky high. It included $ deaths from premature birth, 4 from bronchitis, 5 from oonvuleione, one from meningitis, one from gastritis, and one from oardiao malformation. Apart from infants ...

... Workington last month. It rose from 10.06 to 22.1 per 1,000. The infant mortality was strikingly high, no fewer than seventeen' ohildren dying under one year of age. Dr. l Highet writes: Infant mortality was at the rate of 257.5 per 1.000, which is exceedingly ...

... of age, 51 between one and five; 27 between 5 and 15; 23 between 15 and 25. 162 between 25 and 60; and 73 . over 60. Infant mortality was at the rate of 169.9 per 1,000 registered. births, as Fompared with 133.5 for preceding year, and included eight ...

... meantime to exercise a, little more oare with regard to the nature of the deposits. ThTFAICTILE MORTALITY HINTS TO PARENTS. The high rate of infant mortality noted my last report, and which from time to time! has been commented on by me as being a! special ...

... foregoing statistics that though the annual death-rate is slightly higher, there is a notable decrease both in the rate of infant mortality and in the zymotic death -rate, both of which speak well for the sanitary condition of your district, to which also has ...

... 'upto our time of day. seem to regulate the matter of infant feeding. the deaths in mart cases being duo to gastric disturbances and to convulsions induced by the same. The ideal food for an infant, of course Ire all know. is such as nature has supplied ...

... district, £100,540; 779; birth-rate, 27.3 ; deaths, 465; death-rate, 16.3 ; evnotic deaths, 44; zyniotic deal:fires, 1.5; infant mortality, 130.5; infectiou s cases isolate at fever hospital, 295. ...

... cent. of child mortality took place under five years of age, and 15 ner cent. in the school period between five and fifteen years. The death rate under one year of age greater than at any other age. The 'chief cause of infant mortality arose in the main ...

... a big it miet be blown down wine &Alma, and th they would have an outcry from the medical officer about the rate ofr infant mortality (laughter). The complaints were referred to the airverir, and the Council resolved into committee. ...

... cleanliness, and hygiene severally. It is hoped by this means to check the meessive infant mortality prevalent in the city. We bass a high rate of infant mortality at Workington. ALL New &nuts in Boys' Fancy snits, Norfolk., eta, fancy collar., sailor ...

... P., says : ' The chief causes of infant mortality may be summed up in four words—improper feeding ; insanitary surroundings.' Dr E. G. Annie, medical officer for Greenwich, attributes the high rate of infant mortality in part to : ' The phenomenal ignorance ...