... medical officer of health for Paisley, advocated co-ordination in administrative methods in dealing with infection and infant mortality. Be anid by a better cocrdinatien cf tie aid by a better co-ordination of administrative metheds much might be accomplished ...

... 1912—t0 99 births regstertd in the same period, equal to an infant mortality of 57!7 per thousand births during 1913. In 1912 the tality was 22.63 per thousand. The av••r-age infant mortality for fiat , ten preceding years (714.26) is eons!derabie below ...

... diseases, and only three deaths in infants under one year of age. A most sarisfactory record, and one that indicated the natural healthiness of tlie district. Of the 7? births, were males and females. The infant mortality was per live births. 63 per thousand ...

... infectious diseases, and only three deaths infants under one year age. A most sati factory record, and one that indicated natural healthiness of the district. the ' births. were males and females. infant mortality was 41 per 1,000 live birth per thousand ...

... blocked,, and the Suez Canal route subject ■to more detention. y. INFANT MORTALITY CANADA. - According recent investigations tha part of the Dominion health authorities, question of infant mortality in Canada has assumed serious aspect. According to recent published ...

... when Mr Ellis, the tows Mr. Samuel yesterday wrote to the annual conference of the Association for the Prevention of Infant Mortality, kable reduction in the a Objects of the emociation. Exeter | the new Church of St. Mary the last but one of the twelve ...

... while tried hard. toe wall baba leer to la Atterbary the buftu of the Mew THE MIN AIM SCRIMS PSI TN! CAMPAION AOAINIIT INFANT MORTALITY. Qum et the is the Meets Ym ram., Pooh., ray. The schools nor rearing their (mu the Tem) with • la Ore rams ego, end ...

... tuberculosis of the udder. the total, Fortunately they, but were only two per contaminated factor in the prevention of infant mortality from tuberculosis it the dene by many ledice, how to take care of the children. thould be made to realize that gurgical ...

... | OF SUBSTANTIAL BIRTH-RATE: INFANT MORTALITY HIGHER, To the Sanitary Committee the Medical Officer of Health submitted hie annual.report on the heslth of the borough for 1913, and he was authorized to have it printed and: that the. birth- Ft per 1,000 ...

... There were five deaths of infants under one year, giving rate of infant mortality of 79.5 per 1,000. death occurred from infectious disease during the past year. most noteworthy feature of these causes death was the high mortality due to cancer in the district ...

... Act might have been made quite good Act if women had been voters and 'had been consulted. White Book on infant mortality showed that infant mortality was greatest, not, Mr. John Burns said, in the place--- wnere the women went out to work, .but where they ...

... bronchitis, the total of eleven, coni-j paring with for the respiratory diseases last year. Dealing with infant mortality, the report st ated that 23 infants under twelve months had died during the year, out of 240 births as compared with last year's figures ...