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... INFANTILE MORTALITY. Recommendations from the National Conference. Alderman James Evans, Councillors Broadhurst and Hawthorn, and Dr. G. W. N. Joseph, medical officer of health, reporting as delegates to the National Conference on Infant Mortality, held last ...
... INFANTILE MORTALITY. Recommendations from the National Conference. Alderman James Evans, Councillors Broadhurst and Hawthorn, and Dr. G. W. N. Joseph, medical officer of health, reporting as delegates to the National Conference on Infant Mortality, held last ...
... INFANTILE MORTALITY. Recommendations from the National Conference. Alderman James Evans, Councillors Broadhurst and Hawthorn, and Dr. G. W. N. Joseph, medical officer of health, reporting as delegates to the National Conference on Infant Mortality, held last ...
... enemies of wellbeing. In considering the health of infante the selfevident truil. was at owe admitted, that this de pendod chiefly on the mothers. The most potent influence in the prevention of infant mortality in the mother. says Sir Benjamin Broadbrint ...
... Ward, 7; Higher Ant Joy Ward, 3: Spring Hifi Ward, 3. Four deaths have occurred in Pilaus's one .)ear of age. giving an infant mortality per 1,000 registered births of 57.14, as nat 107.69 for June, 56.82 for July 1913. Zytteitto diseases have caused 4 Math ...
... th; seven chief zymotic diseases the mortality has been at the rate of 0.43 per 1000 pee annum, foe which the deaths from scarlet fever. typhoid fewer, measles, and charrhwa responsible._ The rate of infant mortality has been p 1000 births registered. leolation ...
... recorded, a rate of 151; and the twirl rate for the month was 25, for the quer. ter 19.5, and for the half-year 23. The infant mortality figure was only w for the half year, which was a most excellent record. REPESENT The repreaenta ß tnea on A •tbe TIVES ...
... ooUaMa-aeran number wnicn reported Medical Officer of to be unfit Ion ' ' ' No with' to circular letter' 'from-: tha Board to infant mortality dlarrhoja ''during the' aummer montha -and to be and' the- the Notification of Birtha Act - ' waa offer 'Mr 'John t ...
... welfare the nation. ‘Hear, hear.) Every effort, she thought, should made if only for the sake the country stem tide of infant mortality. Medical men told them that great number of the human race died Infancy. That ought not to the case —(bear, hear)—but ...
... with that and Dr Corbin points out that although circumstances a death rate during the summer months caused a rather infant mortality 146 a zymotic j 185 the that rate low that sanitation” the administration Health Committee Chairmanship Alderman H G ...
... previous death with the exception of 1912 Although circumstances favourable to high death during summer caused iiign infant mortality 146 and zymotic death death rate of 186 the the general death rate indicates that steady advance is being health and ...
... 63 heaths. the letter dieting 16 infantile and 23 made. The death rate is Map was ISA in St, and in Ju l y 15.3. The infant le mortality figure for the half. year wan 111. THE UAKMERE WATER SCHEME DIVIRIOW Of OPINItrN. Mr. R. G. Barton proposed Hutt the ...