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... INFANT MORTALITY. A letter was read from the County Cosnail calling attention that the infant mortality in Bromborough was isrgethe highest in the districh—averagang as it did at the rate of 210 deaths to every thousand births yearly. ART-LANE. Plass ...
... INFANT MORTALITY. Great differences in infant mortality were recorded in the districts. The proportion very large in the borough of Illatioinield (MI per 1,000), Northwich urban district (WS Fa 1,000), and the borough of Stailybridge 2 r 1 per 1,000) ...
... and the daath-rate was 17 0. The infant mortality in the urban districts terrihte high, and the figure* show no improvement tha mean for toe past ten Tears. In no tern than nloa instanasa the enormous infant mortality rate of 200 and upwards has bean ...
... increase decrease the mortality among infants. However, the question considered for the whole England and Waive and for every county is not-why did the infant mortality rate rise in one year fall in another year* bnt—why the infant ...
... period last year the numbers were 33 and 31 respectively. INFANT MORTALITY. The Health Committee recommended that a copy of the report submitted by the Medical Officer to the committee on infant mortality be forwarded to the County Council. Mr Jones proposed ...
... birth rate ism 20.26. and the rat* 18.4 per thousand of the population. The death the priticipa diseases was 1.3. The infant mortality was 155 per id of the population. Stockport, utter the Government Board impury. annexed a greater pen of the area of ...
... from year year as surely or the mortality infants However question to considered for tho whole England for is not did infant mortality in or fall in another but— is infant mortaliy al-as high in certain districts? The ...
... 1862 114. it wee to 181 on The law of (faith points out the infant mortality was eaceptionady .0219 Brews pa IMO/ • portioo of the Boron& ober• mortality ha• ordinarily bigb. 17 that thu mortality inoresen to the warm weather. and tifit It a SO duoaths of ...
... tbe i-rublrm* »Bi«rd 111 Ibe p«p» •onid •vleril prompt y L«i ••••hire «•• front tleßithanded in the mailer infant, mortality The blgbeat Infant lUath-rate »•• at Burnley, here it waa ■-■.''t per 1 Uri 1 it waa 2ld. and naa slid toobaeree that Prratou ...
... number of deaths occurred n Noweakber. 13 were reviewed. and the minimum in April was 3 deaths. There is Oa increase of infant mortality lad year. The number of deaths amongst old people is large, there having occurred 46 deaths of of 65 Team and upwards ...
... extremes being 10.4 and 30-4. They were twelfth the symotic death rate with 0.9, the extremes being 0 and 3.9. and sixth Infant mortality with 89; the extremes being 43 228. This was a considerable improvement they were now approximately about eighth on the ...
... forty children who have been fed irately on am-aimed milk only two have died. This is a mortality of 50 per thousand. and compares favourably with 188 the infant mortality for the year. I aniindedited to Dr. the medical offioer of health for Liverpool, for ...