... cases reaching 100 veers. The longevity of the Romans was due to P high infant mortality. ..fhily the fit xurvived.` By'taking great cure of the young we have reduced this mortality, but at the same time we have not added to the average length Of life. ...

... This Conference, realising the gravity the housing problepi, and the disastrous effects on the health tho and especially infant mortality, resulting from over-crowding, and the absence of adfcg quale healthy housing accommodation, protests against the di ...

... the ‘the’ 6° pet -1,000 living te Se in and the - infant mortality rates from 155 to 96 per 1,00 lavd every births, we still lives 1 the de: upwards of ersons under t! age of we atill ioe upwards of infants and births; though. the pa ad ment a vast burden ...

... Chapel, in-etrect, Dover, an old lady owine to the heat cod LEAVY MORTALITY IN GERMANY. Berlin, Saturday. The most serious feature of the present heat wave is the al increase in infant mortality in jee towns, especially in the working-class quarters. care ...

... DR. i SOCIAL 'LAO= Dr. Baleeby. the Aseorwtiaa for the Prevention of Infant Mortality. moved resolution introduction • Ministrr of Health Bill, and the Government, aftee tits di IA. ass mouths. to proceed with the eat Health of foundation of facial. at ...

... lecturing, last evening at the Royal Institute Sanitary Congress at Brighton oa the national importance of child mortality, said a high infant mortality in specially had visa often attributable to municipal neglect nod paramony. which was extravagant of human ...

... is evidence of the amount of sickness occurring children this age. One death occurred amongst the illegitimate infants. The infant mortality for the rural population of -England and Wales for 1909 was per 1.000. Unly two deaths occurred from zymotic disease ...

... l'hus in the former country, inorlality, which in 1880 averaged only 17 per 1,000 inhabitants, in 1906 had fallen to 14. Infant mortality shrank from 112 to 82 per 1,000. In Norway tho rate showed a reduction from 16 to 13 per 1,000, and that of infanta from ...

... WELFARE Exeter's Infant Mortality Reduced by Half WORK Trie. FUTURE Dr. Stirk, Medical Officer Ilea li for Exeter, and President the West of England and South Wales Branch of the ■Society of Medical Officers of Health, in a lecture on Infant Welfare at the ...

... per 1,000 the population, tire lowest in the district, and 2.7 per 1,000 below the avera«ge for the last 10 years. The infant mortality was 70 per- 1,000 births registered. whereas the rate for the whole of England and Wales 106. Da-. William Henry Cocker ...

... lowest birth-rate recorded 16.9 per 1,000 of the population: 103 deaths were registered, 13 of them being infants under one year of ing an infant mortality of 100 per 1,000 births. The housing accommodation of the district had improved of late years, and t ...

... CARE OF THE CHILD Infant Mortality Reduced by Hal at Exeter Br. Stirk, Medical Officer Health fo Exeter, and President the West of and South Wales Branch of the .Society Medical Officers Health, in a lecture ,on Infant Welfare at University College Exeter ...