... female at 94, 1 male at 95, 1 female at 96, 1 female at 97, 1 femate at 99, and 1 female at 111 REDUCED INFANT MORTALITY Theo rate of infant mortality wae tho lowest ever reached in Liverpool, being 143 per thousand births. Various causes make an annual ...

... In the great Majority of instances the infants thrived, in ereasing in weight and remaining perfectly that healthy, on admission ther were as a cule in very indifferent bealth The rate of mortality amongst infants feeding on the milk bears a highly favour ...

... interest. Yesterday's ceremony was the inauguration of a crusade on systematic and scientific lines against the high infant mortality of the city, but the success of the scheme also necessanly involves a substantial amelioration of the life conditions ...

... great infant mortality there still he crowded of population, despite niany agencies at work to effert iia reduction, it Is mast satisfactory to soe the disappearance of preservatives from mitk, which is to a large extent the food of were infants, and in ...

... will have a direct and far-reaching effect upon the lack of employment. the bad housing of the wor, the high rate of infant mortality, of which affect the and questions well-being of the nation The Earl of who presided at the meeting moved the adoption ...

... as we learn of them Is the infanticids which 1: practised in so many nen-Christian lands a whit more pitiable than the infant mortality, due to strong drink and kindred caune, in our own ’ Is country slavery and serfdom, all firs horrors, Much worse than ...

... encourage the natural feeding of infants as againat any system which should make botthefeeding appear more easy or more desirable With the help of lady health a great deal has done in thie direction, and the infant mortality dunng the summer months has been ...

... that the r are bad- tempered, espectally the fathers, and that the children suffer according.” “ Some of the Causes of Infant Mortality,” “ The Oost of Food,” “What is * Drewbacks of Smal] Farms,” “ Spending the So rftuous,” “ Why the Poor Prefer Town ...

... there would not be many fatal cases of influenza BAN MORTALITY AND PATENT Dr John Chadwick (chairman of the Mid wives remarked that Dr. Sephton had drawn renewed attention to the excessive infant mortality in Lancashire, and accepted ax not too strong a step ...

... report of the Liver- pool medical officer of health, which shows that the death-rate for 1907 was thi loweat on that infant mortality is diminishing, and that the birth-rate is of aleo- still declining On the cnrse holism Dr. Hope makes candid observations ...

... INFANTILE MORTALITY TO TAF NITTOR OF POST AND WrRCTRY Onder the title of Mortality Its Causes and Remadies Dr H. ©. Pilkington, medical officer of health for Preston, an interesting and valuable paper to the enrtent issue of the Journal of the Royal of ...

... of a milder type, and accompanied by a lower rato of mortality was prevalent during the early months of the year to an extent which rendered necessary the closure for sbort of a number of the infant schools he disease subsided during the summer inonths ...