... INFANT MORTALITY. The Chairman called attention to the extremely low rate of infant mortality in the Atlierstone district during the past year, viz., 50 per thousand Of the number of births. He ,did not think there was another case to be found in United ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Speaking at tho evening meeting the National League for Health and Civic Education on Infant Mortality.” Dr. L. R. Veitch Clark (medical officer of health for Croydon) said that 25 per cent., and probably nerly 50 per cent., the deaths ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The inhabitants resent these comments, believing them to be the enthuse of • gentleman who has not given stalleient consideration to the whole of the eircumattunes surrounding the life of the people in a busy colliery neighbourhood. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The number of infant deaths in 1915 was 143, and in 1925 little more than half that number-78. while the deathrates were 80 and 60 respectively. This latter figure has not been equalled since until last year; in 1928 it was as low as ...

... Infant - Mortality. ToiberouJoas rapddilßr increasing. 10,000 rnheWVwiteof Gftoater Prague there died 30.1 per cent, 1313 and 404 in 1917. One the most pitiful in Prague is-thtat the the children'e hoepttaJ, littte Irving Aele. tom with undeveloped carrying ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. Man presented comparative statistics in the annual medical report. The number of sessions was 48, the same as last year. There were 166 new cases, against 173, and there had been 2.958 attendances against 2.618. The number of individual ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The rate of infant mortality in 1929, calculated per 1.000 registered births, rose from 69 in 1928—the lowest on record—to 84 per 1,000, which is the highest county rate since 1922. In the urban districts the rate was 87 and 64 in the ...

... infant mortality. Serious Increase in North Reported Minister. (From. S Health : If'the Minister has seen the annual' report the MedicalOfflccr Health for Hebburn-on-Tyne, which states th * n n le® mortality rate has rlsen from * per I,(MO births last ...

... THE INFANT MORTALITY On Mraday alight a Melon oe the Infant Mortality Problem was delivered in the Anent* Boom at the Town Hail conneation with the Workers' Idocational by Dr. &britson. Medical OMeer of Health of the City of Birmingham. The lecturer gaoled ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The infant mortality rate for the year 1933, i.e., 46 per thousand births, is the lowest ever recorded in Willesden and is also considerably lower than the average for the whole of the country. which is 64 per thousand births. DIVIDING ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The Health Committee recomended that Mrs. E. E. Eastwood and Mrs. A. Plant be appo;nted to attend a National Conference on Maternity and Child Welfare at Liverpool from the Ist to the 3rd July. CERTIFICATES GRANTED Two applications were ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, Mr. Edwards expressed his regret that the Health Committee had not thought fit to adopt the suggestion which lie said was made in the annual report of the Medical Officer of Health that another health visitor should appointed. The Medical ...