... INFANT MORTALITY Four deaths, ali legitimate, took place in infants under one year, with ai mortality rate 88-8. Congenital heart disease was the cause two oases, .prematurity in one, and the remaining one was due bronchitis. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, not only in England, but in other countries, and while the causes this decline are complex, it only fair to assume that organised effort and quickened public conscience in the matter arc partly responsible, “The most widely distributed ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The infant mortality is good deal lower than last year, viz., 102.7 per 1,000 births, as compared with 187.7. Sis of these deaths were due to premature birth, congenital delects developments, six to whooping cough, seven to bronchitis ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, When we know that the number of children under the age of twelve months who die annually is greater than the number of soldiers killed in the same time on the battlefield, and that the great majority of tho®e children die from lack of ...

... INFANT .MORTALITY Mr. WALTER LONG (President, Government Board) with regard to infant mortality, that the latent figures for 1913 .-bowed that tho death-rate under one year of age amounted 110 per 1,000 births, as compared with 115 per 1.000 births in ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. “We ought to have infant welfare centres within reach of all the working mothers throughout the length and breadth of the country,” said Mr. A. H. D. Acland, commenting, at a meeting at London University, on the fact that about 40,000 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY No doubt the phenomenally low death-rate is partly sccounted for by an extremely low infant rate O-P{ofluxhnmncjn-dum year, equal to 43 per 1000 rexistered births#r_nl‘n;-k-\ln that of England and ales (130, ...

... infant mortality A great reduction of infanr mortality impr >ved hygienic administration results in the survival of a number of weaklings, who simply to the wall during the next few years of life. It is jointed out that while r arriage is just as prevalent ...

... Infant Mortality. Infant mortality in the first four weeks of life ”• was the subject of a paper read by Dr. Henry Koplik, of New York. Dr. Koplik said there were many conditions both the father and the mother which resulted in the production of an infant ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. REPORTS WILL T£S ND PAG £8. FOR MOTHERS' MEETING. I v. lie-Id Thursc . Guildhall, Hull, under 0 \j,. .loLii lson-Luoadley. . ' V, e1 ( j IO.O'. yl', . a:..- i '':';,v'iii.;iu. iioyic, mi* c. , . :a .1, .Mis ; ; i! ,.\hs F. Eve. MB ...

... Infant Mortality. Keferring to the high rate of infantile mortality, Mrs. Irving said it had been proved that the death rate in hand-fed babies was thirty or forty fold more than in breast-fed babies. The remedies taught by the mothers’ schools were ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, LEGISLATION LOR CARE MOTIIERS AND CHILDREN. House of Commons, yesterday, Mr. Anderson asked the President of the Locci Government Board whether the increase in rate of infantile mortality is partly or largely due the shortage of nurses ...