MOTHERS AND BABES. INFANT MORTALITY AND ITS
... MOTHERS AND BABES. INFANT MORTALITY AND ITS CAUSE ...
... MOTHERS AND BABES. INFANT MORTALITY AND ITS CAUSE ...
... deaths of infants under one year, the infantile mortality being 206.07 per 1,000 bhirths, the increase having occurred in the three hottest months of the year, viz., July, Angust, and September. Many of the other months had a lower mortality than in 1907 ...
... “TERRIBLY HIGH. SIR CHARLES DILKE AND INFANT MORTALITY. CONDITION’ OF YOUNG CHILDREN ...
... The Tate of infant mortality at Dukinfield last month, measured the proportion of deaths tender one yenr to births. wa3 equal to 290 per 1,000, as against 58 per 1,000 last December. Out of twenty-three deaths eleven were children under ilve years of ...
... REDUCTION OF INFANT MORTALITY. To the Editor op the Manchester Courier. Sir.—The statistical returns of infant various countries include such widely diverging figure* as Norway seventy-nine deaths per thousand births, and Germany two hundred and four ...
... than thq rate infant mortality, which ■shows, marked excess most the larger Lancashire towns. The large English towns having 1901 a, population exceeding include 15 Lancashire; in the aggregate these 15 towns the rat# of infant mortality last year averaged ...
... rate of infant mortality was only a part of the general high rate of mortality and that possibly the conditions of housing and conditions of employment were to blame more than the one fact of married women's employment. For instance, the infant mortality ...
... Buenos Ayres (South America). Its average mortality only 14.5 a , thousand. The same year it was 27.9 in Madrid, 118.2 in Vienna, 17.8 in Paris, 16.5 in London, and 15.5 in Berlin. The percentage of infant mortality proves the benefit of the system of nubile ...
... when fully expanded of all recruits. INFANT MORTALITY IN EGYPT. A TERRIBLE TALE OF DE8TRUCTION. One of the most distressing features of the the great infant native life in Egypt i mortality. Most of as knew that it wae fairly high, but scarcely any layman ...
... LANCASHIRE LIFE. SANITATION AND INFANTS' DEATHS. There are few surer teats the relatively sanitary condition a population tbap the rate of infant mortality, remarks the Lancet.’’ It is seriously significant, therefore, that this rate shows marked excess ...
... Statement by the Premier. AN URGENT AND GRAVE MATTER. Replying to a deputation on infant mortality introduced by Mr. Alfred Lyttelton, M.P., and including Miss Frances Zanetti, of Manchester, at the House of Commons to-day, The Prime Minister, who was ...
... of infant mortality did not exceed 95 in Coventry, 96 in Northampton, and 99 in Portamoutb and in Reading: whereas it was equal 166 in Honley. 168 in Stockport, 178 in Merthyr and 184 in Rhondda. These wide variations the rate of infant mortality the ...