... opportunity for investigating (he condition the infants and other important matters, would not lie possible for anyone deal satisfactorily with the statements put forward Mr. connection with the infant mortality in thg South Mnblin Union. Only those fully ...

... that special efforts might made health visitors, maternal consultations, or otherwise. Infant mortality was greatest under urban eonditi**n» life. The high mortalities the Counties fllamorgan. Durham, l.»o'a*b.ie. the We«i hiding, and fcialfordahire. and ...

... published the Registrar General showed slight decrease in infant mortality for 1900. which was ,tn encouraging fact. Professor Thompson also spike, highly commending the work the Infant Mortality (oiniuittee. and vote of (hanks Sir Andrew Reed was pmp'sed ...

... only one depart Assocjatjon’R work. The I*. J rJ* nil) ■ v*» in* pasleuri«u ...

... things. That grievance cannot be redressed so long the anomaly remains. (Applause.) INFANT MORTALITY. There was striking report issued few days ago on the infant mortality in ear great cities, which it was declared that the chief causes of this evil lie ...

... Association was held on Monday, at which Her the Countess of Aberdeen presided. It was arranged to hold a conference on infant mortality. at which Mrs. Bertram Russel! will speak, August 22nd. and have the opening the Allan A. Ryan Home Hospital on the 23rd ...

... with fc(•i South monument. XOTIFIC \TION OF BIRTHS, moved that the Council NutiHratiuo A« t, i|*crly worked it would in infant mortality iii«? fTMiljon. which, .U*f« 24 votf« to 16. c*. a i: stock. lUr Jai«-ar r->». a|f»-'i*lv ...

... a letter rc.eived from the Local tVevernnicnt Board the .(uestion infant mortality the Workhouse, disclosed inquiry held Dr. Smyth. Medical Inspecior. The latter t-laicJ Tim mortality of « • infatits .vrarl.v average e( a. .knly Coik UoiUhhimnuul ...

... speeches, newspaper articles, pamphlets scattered broadcast, he brought before the people the Dominon that the percentage infant mortality New Zealand (as m all civilised countries) was absolutely undefendable, and could, with comparative ease, enormously ...

... for the future, the Infant Mortality would that support sought, and which was convinced they deserved. would draw atten*jen the fact that, while the death rate xrom disease the main gratifying Sr.-naw m the tot See ye«». the infant Seath rate not lessened ...

... country except Hungary, a higher birth rate except Italy, tho Netherlands, and two Australian States, and the lowest infant mortality in the world, thus proving that tho interests of the home, the Iktminion. and the Empire have not suffered by the en ...

... supplv they would instrumental in saving the lives thousands of infant*. (Applause.) Dr. Home, President the College Phvsicians, in seconding the resolution, cemented the statistics infant mortality in various Urge towns. Poverty and bad housing and impure ...