... and females, giving annual rate 20* per thousand against last year and 184, m. and 224 for three previous years. The infant mortality per cent total deaths against 39, 43. and 38i for the previous yearn. During the five weeks births were registered, annual ...

... Feeding Infants on Undiluted Cow's Milk, Seblesinger (* Berliner klinische Wochensehrift, No. 7, 1901) contends that a perfect infant dist mast fulfil the following condltions:—lt must contain all the orgsuic and inorganic food elements which are muuz:or ...

... Manchester, and next iowest (345) in South Manchester; whilst it 438 per 1,000 the Manchester township. MORTALITY AT THE VARIOUS AGEB. The rate of infant mortality in tne city ol Manchester w«s more than ihe average the great English towns 101 per 1,000. London ...

... death-rate of the Urban Districts in the Ormskirk Division. Last month it stood at 6.2, and of this three-quarters was due to infant mortality. Two of the three deaths of children were attributable to preventible disease, and though in these particular cases, ...

... little lectures are founded on sound common-sense, and were they always heeded there would soon fltriMng diminution in infant mortality. Yesterday Mr. Smelt had occasion to sper . of the wrongful treatment of children's ailments, and exploded a popular ...

... thousand was reported for the borough. 3leasured by the propertani of deeds under one year to births regatored the rate of infant mortality in 31authester was 349 per thousand last quieter. Compered with these figures Heywood was a very good position. Councillor ...

... provided them with medical comforts and education as tbe British were doing South Africa. It was unfortunately true that the infant mortality 'in the concentration camps was per can-higher than.that some our large cities, but the close which had been made showed ...

... 61 „ 11.36 13.11 „ 16.13 „ 15.01 September ~ 21.12 „ 15.65 October „ 14.21 15.55 15.33 .. 12.72 Fora year or two the infant mortality rate ha. , been a of serious conaideration, but a better result to be noticed ail:. year. Several time,, .Akierman Hoyle ...

... recommended for approval.—Thee Medical Officer reported a birth rate of 31.1 per 1,000, and a death rate of 15.5. The infant mortality was at the rate of 258 per 1,000, the average being .150. Seventeen cases of scarlet fever, six of enteric, fever, and ...

... justifying the concentration camps in South Africa, before Mr. Chamberlain interfered and tried to prevent the terrible infant mortality, by quotation like this “0, daughter of Babvloo.. which are to destroyed, happy shall he that rewardeth thee thou hast ...

... looking was stiil a difficulty, and Depu'j Adtsmiatiator Goold-Adams writes : Dr. Yule draws attention to the fact that the infant mortality may to some oy.-ot be attributed to the children being supplied wit*i improperly cooked food. This, in nia.iv instances ...

... provided them with medical comforts and education, aa the British were doing South Africa- was unfortunately true that the infant mortality in the concentration camps was 50 per cent higher than that some of our large cities, but the close inquiries which had ...