... cent, of the total deaths ages, and the rate infant mortality corresponded 112. With the exception of the year when the county infant mortality was 101, the rate for last year was the lowest on record. The infant death-rate for the whole ...

... and infant mortality rate per 1,000 births. &t. Paul Ward, with a population 8,047 and ses, had infant mortality rate of • births. St. Andrew's Ward, there was a population 14,537, there were only 172 back-to- back houses* and the infant ...

... previous year. The infant mortality rate is again high, lower than that of the previous year. This is probably accounted for owing the comparative absence infantile diarrhoea. The war seems have had but little influence over this infant death-rate, though ...

... out of the six wards in the town there Was still on? ward which showed increase in infant mortality last year over the previous year. j, iVmral Ward lite infant, mortality whs down low 54 per thousand births, which was j j very low and reflected great credit ...

... community at time when many men are laying down their lives for . their country. The ordinary step? fur the reduction infant mortality and the promotion better health and. physique among the children need to enormously increased, while the wives the men ...

... and weakness in otb falling short of death,-render unfit wet those who should become able fnl members the community, infant mortality necessarily denotes prevalence those causes which ' run; determine a degeneration who do not die physical degeneracy ...

... 10s.; and Mr. J. Stanworth ('Blackburn), 5«. During the evening the secretary drew the commit tee's attention .to the infant mortality rat-es for this during 1914, comparison which with. showed improvement far as Burnlev concern The following were the ...

... equals birth rate per thousand the population, and these. 16 have died during the first year life, which equals the high infant mortality rate 192,77 r thousand births. Of these, nine were cases premature birth, which is very large proportion; one death was ...

... 11.4, and the infant mortality 122, against J, U.t, and. 1913. The Notification Births Act, waa operiHon. The health visitor paid 4,3® vttts. Deaths due to premature births and congenital dieteeta represented nearly per cent, of^infant appointed and report ...

... class house, giving infant death-rate of 141.8 per LOCO births. There were births registered through houses, with 35 deaths, the infant mortality of which was 103 per Towards the Tatter end February there occurred outbreak enteric fever. This was confined ...

... amongst whom.the through lack employed dried the artificial mortality rate is so considerably higher. after birth. A {eedißg of infants epidemic diarrheas, has had Burnley infant mortality rate for 19f3 was 174 . much feroon for roe, far as the artiSiaUy ...

... PADIHAM'S CHILD LIFE HIGH RATE INFANT MORTALITY. MEDICAL OFFICER'S REPORT. The annual report of the Medical Officer of Health (Dr. for the urban district of Pad IT!, March this year, states; The death-rate and infant, mortality rate are 15.28 and 111.02. ...