... while F.ast Ward, a* in 1912, when the mortality nil, hod ogam far the most favourable return, fact not easily for Th® relative importance of th® many factor* concerned in «zoe6siv® infant and child mortality was difficult assess. Special should laid ...

... low death-rate a winter quarter. The infant death-rate was 131 per thousand births. The birth-rate accentuates the infant mortality. During the early part of the quarter had a outbreak of was necessary close the infant department , ctf the 'Wesley-street ...

... increase over that of 1912, it is, with the exception of that year and 1910, the lowest yet recorded in the borough. The infant mortality rate G. 41) shows a considerable increase over that of 1912, which was the lowest ever recorded the borough. ...

... Inter on Pi t. ricration •vuto.i, tb.'t Com nail 100 ••co couviiiccd a'ui ate amors -j» duTidiy of dcuiiorai ou. Drink, infant Mortality, and Crime, It no: dne-k is the solo o»yr h:?h far the and child raoiialily. It, 1 ■ erroanu tor ti;c- staloai.-at iu ...

... liroduood a of 17 0 per 1,000 average Xl.l di'lriots with low birth-rate (mainly seaside roar drattal places), while the infant mortality was rcspootavely 152 per 1,000 births. number aiogotimato children born was 1,196, oqual-to a of 3,33 the total births ...

... Year. Rate. 1903 13 -3 1908 15 7 1904 19-3 1909 17-5 14 1910 11-9 1906 15-3 1911 1907 16-8 1912 19 4 INFANTILE MORTALITY'. The infantile mortality rate is much lower than it was in KH2. Nineteen deaths children under the age one year were registered (a rate ...

... referred to the abnormally high rate of infant mortality in the borough. The letter asked what steps were being taken by the Council in the matter, and thy Council would do well to observe this. In 1911 the infant mortality in the town was 172 Is•r 1,11141 births ...

... yesterday's meeting at Liverpool of the Infant Mortality Conference. Mr. Herbert Lewis, in the absence of Mr. Herbert Samuel, said the Local Government Board did not intend to slacken their woric on behalf of infant life. On the contrary, they were redoubling ...

... housing reform, trades schools, the organisation of domestic service. State tion for motherhood, juvenile delinquency, infant mortality, the protection of motherhood! Are not these questions which definitely call for woman's consideration and co-operation ...

... the fact that 95 per cent. of the children it this country were born naturally healthy. there was a terrible amount of infant mortality, and of ill-health among children generally. due t^ malnutrition. The )11•health of the nation was not built up the V ...

... emphasised. In relation the infant mortality details, poverty associated with 39 per cent, of all deaths under one year, whilst in those infants who died from epidemic diarrhcea 43 per cent, show indications poverty. The of the infant deaths are given in tabular ...

... occurrence, as he knew that the community would have to pay for the sunshine in the autumn at the price of an increased infant mortality. The greater the proportion of children in any community artificially fed, and the more careless the mothers as to the ...