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... newness to us. The vital statistics for for last year may considered fairly satisfactory, except cue respect, namely, infant mortality. infant death rate 121.4 per 1,000 exceedingly high, not to *ay alarming, rate, and it rails for serious attention. 1 quite ...
... Harris. The Kev. Canon Ebb-worth asked if the new Medical Officer Health could give his attention to the large increase of infant mortality. which had recently been high 107 per 1,000. Mr. Houchen said he would call his attention the matter, and also that of ...
... than the decennial average for this borough, which was 13.51. And the same satisfactory allround statement applies to infant mortality returns, spite the condition' experienced last summer. When come the figures representing birth', however, we find little ...
... 81, and rate for England and Wales for 1911 of 14.6. There bad been deaths of infants under one year old, including one imported cn.se in the General Hospital. Infant mortality represented of the total death-rate, and the rate per births was 90.49. against ...
... fiiving from oil causes 13.6 per inhabitauts. There were deaths from zymotic diseases. There were deaths infants under one vear ag., giving infant mortality «.f 121.4 per 1000. 107 birth' were registered, giving an annual birth-rate line S ol- |' ' ' Printe ...
... THETFOBD TOWN COUNCIL. WATER PRESS I AND FIRES HIGH INFANT .MORTAL IT V RATE The quarterly 016011112 of Hie Town Council w.i' held, Meclucsday. Presetn : The Mavor (.Mr. G. Browns and Ales.srs. R. Tilley or), A. G. Cronshev, F. IF M lliiurion. S. Oldma# ...
... Rural District i- be drawn the large percentage of infantile mortality within the area of the latter Council, for it certainly seems as though something must be wrong somewhere when deaths infants occur out of every 1,000 births. The local population is not ...
... means confined infants. One death, that an elderly man. occurred. The mortality children under one year of age worked out at 79.G3 per 1.000 births. This satisfactory considering the year, i hot dry summer being particularly fatal to infant*. Of the deaths ...
... •England and Wales they form only rather more than a Mortality.—ln urban districts there were death- of infants under one year, and 129 in rural districts, making a total 222. The infantile mortality death rate per 1.000 births was 106.7 in urban districts ...