... THE HEAVY INFANT MORTALITY A Mother writes at yyq owe our child’s life to Plasmon. She was gradually wasting away, and the doctor said he feared nothing coulcl save her, but from the first time of trying Plasmon the improved, and is' now liltle picture ...

... THE INFANT MORTALITY CONFERENCE. IMPORTANT RESOLUTIONS. The National Conference Infantile Mortality was brought to a close at Liverpool to-day. It was decided by resolution take steps encourage more general education of girls mothercraft. The conference ...

... CONGRESS ON INFANT MORTALITY. GOVERNMENT BOARD ACTIVITY. opening ' who delivered f t '--r't tal^ Board did w el ' the tf The th ™ future wouid°pS n heir end^ . ou '.S «nd work S \f 'Z' m that wbaf(-,„!, • Mr ; Sam Ue rrrf« ton S&^ KD TAXES ...

... CONGRESS ON INFANT MORTALITY. ' ' A| government BOARD ACTIVITY. ir - T opening delivered the Jerence at 6 fan ,11(>rt ln th e absence I Board did rot the * h«] IXS their ork i' b were • future Wonld endeavours, and pa, J in aS Bonv.l iuW Governlss— ...

... Yours trui»v, - Dec. 1, 1917. INFANT MORTALITY AND POLITICS. | (To the Editor of Derby Daily Telegraph.} Sir— Rbondda, referring objects of the future Ministry of Health, says that his hope that the lives 50,000 infants may saved annually. The problem ...

... NOBLE MOTHERHOOD. LURNS THE SOURd OF ENGLAM'S STRENGTH. Mr lohn Burns iiresidiug the l.uflish S,M,ak ,g Conference on infant mortality* Westminster, to-day, said the source our strength lay in noble motherhood. Having' lose sight the mother. In the infantile ...

... tions. The Duchess Marlborough recently instituted England a National Institution of Mothercrnft, with the idea checking infant mortality. ...

... RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL HEALTH REPORT. six deaths were uncertified. One infant death wae, uncertified, and four deaths 0 children. The infant mortality rate for the year was per I.UOU births registered. word--, tirst year of We, pJcnuV eases u ...

... neo-natal mortality. The problem itself has changed. In 1902 was medical pro-; infancy; it is now a social problem motherhood- Statistics stillbirths—treraendlin this direction by a law made in 1836. Solutions the problem of infant mortality which neglect ...

... been between 90 and 97 the shade, with almost complete absence of rain. The great heat caused much suffering and mortality. The infant mortality in Montreal more than doubled, as is always the case in hot spells, while nearly deaths of adults are directly ...

... 1910. The health of France is considered c _ j. satisfactory in regard to epidemic results have been obtained in the , infant mortality, which is conspicuous ' France than in other countries, figures for one year being: France u. J Germany 147. and Italy ...

... inhabitants, infant mortality had been reduced from 260 deaths under one year, out of 1.000 births, to 34, in a period of eight years, the teaching of motheroraft and the provision of clean milk. The following are the statistics of infant mortality (deatns ...