... INFANT MORTALITY IN POOR-LAW INSTTnmONS. The local Oovernment Board i*»ued return com-erning the roortalitj among infants P«ir laiw in-tilulion-. which the Minority Report of the Poor I-aw Com mi cion ia let ween two and three time- groat a- that among ...

... deaths of infants in relation to • cop. nunity is grouped by a form of death rate known as the infantile mortality rate. Infants are children under one year of age, and the infantile mortality rate is the proportion which the deaths of such ...

... were infants. And if we look still flirt her back at the statistical records, we shall that in the period from 1832-50, the ge infant mortality in England and Wales was 163, and in 1841- 50, the general death rate was 24.8, era the infant ...

... birth rate. and I infant nortality with the average in the other I urban districts of the county, it will be seen that the Cheadle and Gatley urban unitary I district is well below the average as regards - he death rate and infant mortality, and that hat ...

... and a variety of Chapels, Warrington has gained, notwithstanding, a world-wide notorietr for intemperance, brutality, infant mortality, and civic rottenness. The town is so beer-sodden as to be offensive, so slummy as to be disgusting, so dirty, nauseous ...

... towns or rural districts. At the same time, the higher birth-rate these districts is associated with a very high rate of infant mortality. - Illustrating the increased activity of local authorities in the rehousing of the persons displaced from unhealthy ...

... root of the physical well-being of the children of the nation, but I think I have said enough to prove from this great infant mortality which exists, that urgent and stringent measures are neceseary to cope with the evil, if we are as a nation to hold our ...

... has taken place in the death-rate from puerperal septic dieeases. finch general statistics are available with regard to infant mortality do not afford an adequate 10,10 for any estimate ns 1 ,, %heftier the Act ham has taut been iretrumental in caiviiig ...

... detailed review of the Childreu'l Act, in the course of which s h e sa id th at a goo d had been said about infant mortality. The subject 0 f infant mortality was one which would appeal to all them. It was especially to the mothers that should look for the uplifting ...

... 100t0 of tins piilation, of 24.4. The infant mortality. per 1000 registered births, was 3.2. Huth the death rate and the birth rate are much the same as for die• trivia ill the United Kingdom. The infantile mortality is not high; one death was due to immatnrity ...

... the seine oningetiiinn. The ditions, and who has studied deeply the Rovers won'the and were soon attacking, causes of infant mortality and race degenera• Solon at once getting' in a good tion. She speaks to woolen as the guardians Weedall =aide. For a ...

... considering the causes of infant mortality, all these diseases sink into insignificance, as compared with the summate recurring plague of diarrhoea. In Hertfordshire, to take a healthy county for instance, out of 710 infant-deaths in 1006, 123 were due ...