... figures l >'mg to infant mortality in certain districts. Tl;.- President the Local Government io sympathetic reply, said be would ha-.e inquiries made special officers bis i..rlment the various centre* where the c-i'e of infant mortality was abnormal, and ...

... down the question infant mortality would still before them. Though infant mortality was very high Dublin, yet that of the whole country together much lower than that I England and Wales. Mothers should bo , instructed how to teed infante ...

... atteulion to the report the Inter depart memo Commission I‘hysrval I letermrat ion, and in supuestiog further inquiry the of infant mortality, said did not think the report dealt aiifficiently fully with one lion, which Professor Marshall considered of serious ...

... attention the report the Inter depart - mental Curmnission I’hysical Deterioration. and suggested further inquiry the subject infant mortality. l.ans-i assured him that the. (iovemnieiif , had not lost sight of the matter. Windsor, replying to Ij»»rd t'astletovn ...

... business is wastefu, risky, and extravagant. Its effects the public health are, without donbt, responsible for more than infant mortality. Dublin has earned for unenviable notoriety for typhoid fever, and many typhoid fever epidemics have been traced to the ...

... Ik Film MORTALITY. Sib, I have read with much the most •eosiblf' suggestion Ihe eminent medical officer* of the South Dublin Union \Ssirkhouse to have rows kept on tbo premise* isitb view, no doubt, of hawing pure milk supplied for the use the clularm ...

... artificial feeding ol infants would oat of piece in the columns of Is; joanul, but it msy be ssid thst medical men have it largely within their power to discourage practice which they themselves admit conduces to high mortality amongst infants. There is, however ...

... said the salary of the Rev. Dr. Farrington, who hod resigned, was The report was unanimously adopted. With reference to the infant tnoctalitv referred to lost meeting of the guanftaas, Dn. Joseph Graham Uarnc, S. Thompson, George F Macnamora and Robert ...

... births registered during the v.ek amounted to 2£o, and the «l> ;:bi» l ■ Tile deatlis registered rep rest I nr.nua! rale mortality of 25.2 in every 1.000 the population. The deaths measles declined from 15 in the preceding week 5 in the period under notice ...

... MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. Our alarming infantile mortality was discussed in the State Medicine Section the Hritish Medical Association at Leicester yes- terday. Uadis Anderson. Glasgow, showed that KngJand's infant death-rate was per 1.000. Ayres it was only ...

... of pabfk maD at Um tin. Tb. brter- DqwUanUl Coauaiiu* Do(criontioD that in view of the exceedingly high death rate among infants ol one year old and under, information upon the management and feeding of babies should widely disseminated either by pubik ...

... fey the Guardians. One the greatest store thrown on the Guardians was the high death rate infante. If they could anything to lessen immense mortality of infante they should fall in with views ef the Local Government Boerd. Mr. Moltett said that they ...