... Health Association of Ireland, which has in view a threefold object. Firstly, to reduce the mortality from consumption; secondly, to reduce infant mortality in the larger towns; and thirdly, to improve the hygienic condition of the national schools. ...

... people. The following comparative figures show the death-rate and infant mortality among those residing in garden cities and those living towns or cities:— Infantile Death rate Mortality Town or District, per 1,000. rate per 1.000 births. Lelchworth (Garden ...

... Health Association of Ireland,” which lias in view threefold object. Firstly, to reduce the mortality from consumption * secondly, to reduce infant mortality in the larger towns; and thirdly, improve the hygienic condition of the national schools. It ...

... Weatininster,last week, Dr. Newton, of Newcastle-on-' i.e. pre. siding. In his presidential sddrass Dr Newton, reterring to infant mortality. said, of every thousand children born, IV died in the slump, and 94 in favoured 'surroundings. Tiibenmlosin was respoie ...

... deemed necessary. No doubt, infant mortality in the early weeks of life is evidently due in large measure to the physical conditions of the mother, and Jti the latter months, the fust year to the unsatisfactory feeding and the infant. This will, of course, ...

... appointed. Her Excellency then the work such associations, end how there were three different sectioro. One was to combat infant mortality, another bad to do with M ,ene an 2 5 the health the children, the third, to which most attention had been drawn m this ...

... One these to combat infant mortality, and to look after the care of the infants generally. know Irelpnd in this matter stands better than either Kngtand or Scotland. Regarding infant mortality in Ireland the number of deaths of ...

... these is to combat Infant mortality, and to look after I the care of the infants generally. We know Ireland in this matter stands better than either F.ngland or Scotland. Regarding infant mortality in Ireland the number of deaths of ...

... Health Association of Ireland, which has in view u threefold object. Firstly, to reduce the mortality from consumption; secondly , to reduce infant mortality the larger towns; and thirdly, to improve the hygienic condition of the national schools. It ...

... is America, Germany, England, and otksr countries, and she was glad to say that wherever it had been pat into practice infant mortality had gone down by one-half. (Applame.) As reganlsd the matter of the city water supply, she suggested that the Association ...

... in America, Germany. England, and other countries, and she was glad to say that wherever it d been put into practice infant mortality had gone down by one-half. (Applause.) As regarded the matter of the city water supply, she suggested that the association ...

... aaid—The question of infant mortality, one of the problems to which the Women’s National Health Association had given practical consideration, had led in America, England. France, Germany and other countries, the formation of infant milk depots of one kind ...