... was pleasant to record, however, that tho increased mortality bad not extended to infants, sod the number deaths of children below one year of age was 1.007 below that of last year. The infant mortality rate for the nine months of this year was 119, as ...

... INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS AT Brussels first Inter. Wednesday —The national Congress for the Prevention of Infant Mortality was 07 med bece this morning, delegates from thirty-five states in Europe, Asia, Amenca. and *wtralia being present. Great Britain ...

... wild be held “in Liverpool on infant mortality, which will be attended by representatives from all over the United Kingdom. The gathering will be ander the egis'of the National Association for the Prevention of Infant Mortality. This organisation has hitherto ...

... highest infant mortality rates are re, Durham Glamorganshire, West Ridin of Yorkshire, Northu) berland, and Warwick shure, within which counties tome of the chief industrial areas of the are situated There has been a marked decitme mm infant mortality daring ...

... the report, said that with regard infant mortality lie would like see the, health visitors follow the child till it. whs able, the ago sixteen or seventeen, able stand on its own feet. With reference Infant mortality in Bangor, it had been reduced from ...

... the av ‘of these districts gland and W a get which ~ special report as to the these about rete was igh 129.135 per The infant mortality were im 1,000 and the highest the following districts : Wrexham 183.00 rural, 1738.91 153,03 ; Lien raral. 151. 16: borough ...

... period 1906-1915. There had been a further development during 1916 in the campaign against infant mortality* additional health visitors being appointed and more infant welfare centres inaugurated. As 1915, owing to the war, many schemes calculated to improve ...

... progress civilisation in aft nations in modem times hud been madeed by diminishing birtb-rato, and also by diminishing infant mortality seemed also as this-were tree of classes, and that the rise of a class towards comparative competence was also marked ...

... DENBIGHSHIRE’S LEAD. The medical officer of health for Denbighshire (Dr. T. Roberta) lias carefully analysed the infant mortality in the county for the years 1908 to 1912. The statistics for the period mentioned show that in the industrial portion of ...

... succumb, and contribute very heavy toll of infant mortality. Taking the average infant mortality in recent years in England and Woles, it « found that it represents a weekly loea to the nation of 2,000 infant Uvea. To these figures must be ...

... sound breeding; maternity, and the care, protection, and encouragement the function of motherhood, infant welfare, and a reduction *or infant mortality; the health and physique toe school child and adolescent: sanitation and improved personal and domestic ...

... infectroms disease other thao tuber Cubes that being from whooping Preventable e disease gave ate of $21 per 1,000 The infant mortality wos 72.8. There was 4 steady in the number of vaccination phone I extremely regret,’ ways the medica | to have to mention ...