... INFANT MORTALITY For the first time within the last two or throe months the Norwich Coroner held . inquest yesterday the body of infant child., down years ago the same Coroner wa*; holding two three inquirias into infant*' i ._,ti There could be more ...

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

... INFANT MORTALITY. The infantile mortality rate, 119.0 per 1060 births is. 'aye Dr. Cooper Pattin, taking into consideration the exceptional lose of 20 of the infants from measles, a satisfactory one. The corresponding rate in the 75 great towns is ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. For the first lime within the laet two or three months the Norwich Coroner held an inquest Tuesday on the h,*d\ of infant child. dozen or years ago the same Coroner wae holding two three inquiries into infante’ deaths weekly. There could ...

... REDUCED INFANT MORTALITY Mr. Wr4(V ...

... infant mortality rate of 88 per 1.000 birtl registered. This is higher rate than we bsi had in thta district for five years past with tl exception of 1911. year unusually hot weatlM Eight infants died before they were foor old, five from premature birth ...

... THE HEAVY INFANT MORTALITY. A Mother writes : 2 “We owe our child’s life to Plasmen. She was gradually wasting away, and the doctor said he feared nothing could save her, but from the first time of trying Plasmen she improved, and is now a little E'culre ...

... The Hoary Infant Mortality. A etstber menses- - - We ewe child's bb She 11111,1 wasting away. and MY tits:or he hot;oing troth* save hey NY trots the tint time ii tate tnnot.oted. and is a 'attl, piealre P 100 Ana Plasmas Oats. etc. n ni supply intl ...

... SANITATION AND INFANT MORTALITY. I Dr. New* holme, principal medical-officer. Local Government Board, lecturing last evening the Inetitute Sanitary Congme, Brighton, on the national importance of child mortality, the high infant mortality m ...

... the ceil had sent report report of of Health The Wangford Rural District was satisfactory, and there was a de cline of infant mortality. ...

... extent of infant mortality in New Zealand when the society in question started was 80 per 1000, tbs same it was in Norfolk to-day In New Zealand that proportion had now been reduced to 50 per 1000. No one ought to be satisfied with infant mortality that exceeded ...

... care of infant lite, said ignorance was the chief cause of discase. When he was lrpoint(d in 1901 Medical Officer of Health at a rapidly increasing borough, he found he had come into a place which in hot summers had a very high infant mortality from diarrheea ...