... COUNCILLOR SHBELMERDINE AND INFANT MORTALITY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY Bur, —Dr Hope's annual report, reeently weued, contains instructing references to the humanised milk depots for the supp! of food for infants, which have been the Health Oom to thes ...

... Wt do they sty that the tremendous infant — mortality ts improper feeding? They mean-that most infants’ foods: are of a starchy nature and cause rickets and stomach troubles. They are not complete foods. Virol is a_ perfect food that nourishes and builds ...

... What do Doctors mean when they say that the tremendous infant mortality is caused by improper They mean that most infants’ foods. are of a starchy nature and cause rickets and stomach troubles. They are not complete foods. Virol is a_ perfect food that ...

... of the feeding of infants was treated “from L national point ot VIEW by Jor George ‘ 1 the Carpenter, paysician at North Eastern Hospital for Children, in a paper read on Saturday evening: at “ Carpenters’ Hall, The infant mortality That this country ...

... every 1,000 born. The average for the last thres years was 178 out of every 1,000 infants born The most frequent among the causes whic contribure to this breb infant mortality are shown by medical cerufionte to be atrophy = and aod simiter causes, al! to ...

... historical THE HIGH IN T DEATH-RA INFANT MORTALITY N THE MILE DEPOTS. LIVERPOOL. The high desth-rete of Lrverpool_- the highest of any of the large towns of the entirely attnbutable to an exrees of = mortality among infants—e somewhat curious fect in view ...

... the forma tron of Jeague the infant mortality has inas ng rateo—al! due to the work of Sr wi acGregor, said the Our own infant mortahty in Liv is mot pleasant reading. Often in our ily journals we soo the record of infant Irves sol on the part of mother» ...

... matier for a poor housekeeper to know in the feeding of her family A better with at might greatly diminish: the dole f infant mortality from hourishment. from the kitehon isa larg: dining-hatl whe ry he food prepared is } to workm n An execllent meal may ...

... account mainly, if not alto- gether, for these differences—infant mor- tality and infectious disease, including phihisis under that head. It is only quite lately that the matter of infant .mortality has been taken in hand. In the county seriously area of ...

... The and Preventive of echou life oogneering eod acch- and a conference of Dr. C. Tempter tary | an. destog with the of infant mortality ite causes an d prevention, ward thet tbe od br ribs over deaths wap The margin enadl for was becoming too and no alarm ...

... at Is a matter, We have much More constantly before us in our daily journals and our some record of the high rate of infant mortality or the physical deterioration of our race. bere ar many reasons assigned there- for—overcrowding, drink, the hfe, & and ...

... invention may be justly called one of the most useful of modern since yt shows the lo end umes, wat once forall the appalling infant mortality which has of late ehocked the public medical conscience and nonplussed the profession, A wor? extraordinary decision ...