... infancy, and to • smaller degree in after years.. Owing to the progress of liyoiene and medical science, the causes of infant mortality have been largely eliminated, the reefs at the commencement of the voyage of life are. in the main avoidid, and the averagt) ...

... adidteretion, and said that it wee on abominable Kendal thnt they ehould be allowed to go on. And the Recorder spoke of infant mortality, end of the to yr h it wait dm. tie defendant in this ease should pay a BM of CS, and if he did not he should be imprisoned ...

... during the year, the Committee have co-opted five ladies to take these places.’* Infant Mortality Section. Mrs. Campbell read the following report of the Infantile Mortality Section :— ** The work of the section begun in February Ist, 1908, the day on which ...

... department. She was struck tbo excellent condition of the infants prcecnt, and complimented many of the mothers on the appearance of their little ones. It may mentioned that the work of the Infant Mortality Section was begun February I, 1906, the day which the ...

... that of infancy, and to a smaller degree in after y “ - Owing to the progress hygiene and medical science, the causes infant mortality have been largely eliminated, the reefs the commencement of the voyage life are in the main avoided, and the averago ...

... prevention infant mortality. tbe prevention tuberculosis, the improvement of school hygieae. The fourth proolcm, that of securing a pur© milk supply, has not vet been directly undertaken, but will probably be dealt with indirectly by the infant mortality and ...

... subjected, in a vory special degree, owing to the want of segregation of the sick, to the influ. ernes of infection. Infant mortality, Dr. Stafford shows, has never assumed the alarming proportions that it has in England and Scotland. This is due, in ...

... deal specially with the three important problems presented most urgently for our consideration, l.e.:—(a) Toe prevention infant mortality; (b) the preve-ntion tuberculosis; (c) the improvement of school hygiene. No special work has yet been underaken with ...

... ,, and keep their houses neat and clean. TTieir children are well cared for, and infants are with few exceptions reared at the breast. In spite of this, infant mortality is very high, especially among the peasant class. The unhealthy baby seldom survives ...

... and keep their houses* neat an-i clean. Their children are well cared for, and infant® are, with few exception®, reared at the breast,. In ®pite of this, infant mortality ir- very high, especially among the peasant class. Poverty practically unknown Bulgaria ...

... being sold and continuing to be sold without check by the Public Health Committee of Kingstown, it is no wonder that infant mortality, especially among the poorer classes, is such a serious item, and it is impossible, when this work is carried Cal without ...

... Health Cornmittes, and this chiefly in the West Ward, where so many of the poor damn re- I sided, it was no wonder that infant mortality was high. It inrpoosible, when this work was carried on without restraint, to realise the extent to which the poor were ...