... condittons which rate of infant mortality? a high poverty, antenatal condittons in the mother, drunkenness in the parents mothers out to werk, and untramed A pre dominating factor im causing a lich rate of mortality among infants is of the elomentary laws ...

... INFANT MORTALITY PROBLEM The problems which Dr. H. Llewellyn Heath discusses in his book “ The Infant, the Parent, and the State” (P. 8. King and Soa), are those which are exercising the minds of both social economists and kindly philanthropists, for ...

... subjects included the abolition of grocers the dancers of aloohol re drink as med rcime , the coming Bill of the Government infant mortality and how to prevent it, the «ale of intoxicating liquors on show grounds, and the rescue and parity work meet ing was ...

... instance the impressions are confined to one definite aspect of Liverpool life—viz., its contribution to the appalling infant mortality which 1s now accepted by all parties in the State as a pressing national problem. It is generally recognised, and it ...

... object 1s to compare the comlitions which have contributed to Che m London appalling infant mortality with the conditions which contribute to the high rate of infant mortality an Liverpool. this It is for this purpose, anil for purpose alone, that T have made ...

... The Black pool Corporation recenthy cided to appoint a lady health Inspector in tho hop of reducing the high rate of infant mortality In the borough, and the Health on Thursday eclected Meme Anme Heaton, of London, out of twenty- eight candidates, to ...

... elaborate with numerous coloured graphs A method of treatment which has already marvellous results in France in redncing infant mortality state- ment in the work is based on actual per- rence. The work is translated ot tte J. Maloney and Sir A. R oy an i ...

... t bet results of th eperatpons® doath-rate of infants with clk from the Corporation sterilised de pots wa: like thousand something eighty-four per xbereas the goneral of infants o! the same oge fed with ordinary milk wa per thousand In ethor words there ...

... of Health (Dr Vacher) with infant a view of preventing a high rate of mortality Ome recommends tion was thas steps “should be taken by all sanitary authorities for giving information to mother and those in charge of infants as to the feed log. carr and ...

... Committer of the Unton in London in an inquiry they had carned ov for eighteen months into the of infont mortality Despite improved cond of life all round. infant was still as bad as ever Low wages Insenitars and density of population, as well nounshment of mothers ...

... Egyptian rengn—for that been—had equal charm andl Begioning with a his own wife and ber esertinns for ty dimiumution of infant mortality Lard | Cromer advanved to of He par creation of a new Ferpt had compliments to all whe in any was co-operated with espraaily ...

... recent vears of some 19,000 lives; and this representa a gain in “hfe of some three-quarters of a mitlon soars of life The infant mortality rate was very shghtly in excess of that of the previous year In correspondence with the favour able meteorological conditions ...