... year ; the unsatiafactory fact being that the infant death* are nearly a third of the total nam* deaths at all agea. Thia terrible I>o»hlem1 > o»hlem infant mortality, which ia Inr.-rlv preventible mortality, an i«> the conscience and the heart every th ...

... upon matters of state medicine, both of a generil and special , character, including the control of the milk supply, infant mortality and its prevention, infecticus diseises, and sanitaticn in schools. food poisoning, housing, water supplies, and the ...

... plans now before the authority. Mr Davie' moved an amendment that no steps he take with regard to the 'looping Acta. Infant mortality had been attributed largely by the Cardiff coroner to improper feeding. What was true there was also true in other districts ...

... In the towns, disease, sorrow, and death, were the relentless concomitants of olum-living. In 1904, for instance, the infant mortality in St. Mary's, Birmingham, was 331 per 1,000 ; in Bournville, quite near, it was 65 per 1,000. The figures were an i ...

... runners. Mortality of Artiflclallyted hauls. 1w the light of what has been urged timer nosed out of number by the Redditoh Median Officer of Health and the Health Misnomer, respecting she artifioial feeding of infants. and ita effect upon the infant mortality ...

... recognised that immense progress the President said it did seem to him that the had already been made. When were work = infant mortality at Llandudno, as well as in gave next year. three hetrty cheers for Sir Theodo e. ing men so well housed, fed, paid, ...

... adulterated food we must have no its susceptible units. If we would reduce ' adulterated appointments. Only properly infant mortality, diminish sickness and debili- ' qualified men must be employed in the sanity, prevent occasional outbreaks of infectious ...