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... HIGH INFANT MORTALITY. - HEALTH OF LIVERPOOL. Is DIRTY HABIT CONDEMNED. The Liverpool Health Committee met yesterday. Alderman Cookson presiding. The medical officer reported that during the week ending June 29, there had been 455 births, equivalent to ...
... MALIN OF LIVERPOOL. MGM INFANT MORTALITY A HIATT HASH' La NOSUN CD. Hyatt It Comaw IN* dv. Ay r etobb. 1modt•1 TM mtdo. ca• rept Mu lb. b ..d--ui ism N. tb•-to boa &SS forth mos. ..M to • rota of SO • pot LOCO TM d..tb. t.• • of t 1.4 ...
... dc, creased the mortality among infant*. How. ever, the Question considered for whole of England ami Wale* and f r every county was not—Why did the infant mortality ate rise in one year or fall in another? but— Why the infant ...
... authorities in • orphanages, and similar only sterilised milk to be duction in infant mortality and physicians and nygicuiets that if generally ueed sterilizA . • reduce infant iu . 50 per cent., most . summer months. The advs , .:e; . • • the milk gains ...
... death. 851. lb 96 r 1.000 ; of death. ..f under ice a,. 204 : infant r 1.000 births), 160 88 ; ryntotic ric.: . 1.000 deaths qf Vll.l toss, 131 ; death rat. ton). 14 36 ; infant mortality h.q-.:acted fie viait.t.). USA; rata worre:ted for 1 The of the ...
... decreased the mortality among iufauts However considered for whole of Wales for every county not— Why did infant mortality rate rise iu oue year or fall in but is tbe infant mortality rate always iu certain districts The iufant ...
... -«r«t u m 1.Ri.1 la.. .;n.hfr th atlis rrf l3l. that tAo find m owy If nt«n for d'mn «P'»c* of too intfjal trouWos. 1,1 ' infant mortality fcho f-oMm ...
... pre(lot01 below the average rate in the ten Tin the 33 grey( I torch Wale• treprraentine a the a variation of 11.610.24 195. INFANT MORTALITY. Varier deals cor.aderable length the gentian of inlaid whieh re- F7ly bash the borough of 1.0)0) and Dubinle!d 08 *tole ...
... I.Ob. Th, b. , r of deaths nsistered is the adminiAmtint. county 1/.001. 13,9 per 1911 Isoing. Timid with repwd In infant mortality for the whole of llwahtre is - not • hail o, to no Int. Tuna's own word, although ne a i. , renorkable that in • little ...
... for which the deaths from Soaall'l:et fever, typhoid fover, diarrheea, and whooping cough are responsible. The rate of infant mortality was equal to 11.9 per cent. of the number of ahitdren born during the four weeks. During the four weelks, 12 fresh cases ...
... Harris has stimulated public interest in St. Helens in the subject, which bears an important relation to the question of infant mortality, and one which might taken up with advantage in similar industrial centres Miss Brown, the poultry lecturer under the ...
... town of St. Helens has made in establishing a municipal pure milk depot is =said to have greatly reduced the rate of infant mortality, and it has been decided by the citv of York and by other Corporations, to fcllow the exanple of a public milk supply ...