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... rate (0.5 per 1.000), an exceptionally high respiratory diseases death-rate (3.1 per 1.000), and the low rate infantile mortality (85 per 1.000 registered births). The population the district was 15,600. the increase being apparently the rate of about ...
... As I said last month, the type of the disease is extremely mild, and considering the number coses that have occurred in the Infant papulation, we have had few children severely affected, and com plications have been the exception rather tfc * the rule ...
... did not die from the cause alleged, or from any erase covered the policy which indemnified the plaintiff against toss from mortality natural causes, fire, accidents, the act of God or man. as well from the necessity the animal's destruction arising from ...
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... were registered, yielding rates respectively of 18.9 and 15.6 per 1,000 per annum. Six of the deaths occurred in infants, the infantile mortality being only 81, but I}—3} per cent, in fact—occurred in ok! people over sixty-five yesrs of age. No deaths were ...
... corresponding death-rate of 14.3 per 1,000 of the population. The Infantile mortality rate was very high, and equal to 23.0 per thousand of the population. The seven deaths of infants giving this rate wen caused by? whooping cough (three), enteritis (one) ...
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