... INFANT MORTALITY POLITICS- To the Editor. Sic, —Lord interring to tho objects of tho future Ministry Health, says his hope is tbat Uvea infants may l>e saved anuually. | The problem of how best to deal with conditions responsible tor the high infant mortality ...

... The problem of how best to deal with conditions responsible for the high infant mortality ie aggravated by the facé that leaders of women, with perverted notions regarding the value of politics in & woman's life, encourage a larger entry into industry and ...

... the people. Yet the health ol Ike people we* better now then it wee before war. The death rate •bowed redootioo. and infant mortality had created ; Germany praaentad marked eoatraet tbi* direction. Lord Bboodde believed the war wai going to very largely ...

... Nursing Aeso:’ations Ufi‘unkflafia moternity and infant wolfare. Infant Welfare Ocntre at Old Fleitom, which was lw:g‘vclnmm effort st the close of 1915° haa hly hoen a large factor in reducing the infant mortality rate in that dht‘u;l‘:t from 140.0 per 1000 ...

... iotvo for number of yea -s po:>«•«. I in extent the cause of the d ...

... appalled at the statistics of infant mortality ; but is the fate of the child who only just survives, and is handicapped for life in mind as well as body by lack of proper care and training, more to be desired than that of the infant who dies? The part of the ...

... the danger arising from milk contamination by vutious organisms of disease. The relation between contaminated milk and infant mortality and tuberculosis in childhood has long been established, and it will be impossible to prevent the ravages amongst young ...

... community was morally responsible for the welfare of the children while the mother was away. Moreover, the statistics of infant mortality showed clearly the imperative necessity that all little children should have medical supervision during the first five ...

... conviction that the traditional belief in the meed of less food for girls and women is respounsible for very much of the infant mortality. THE WAR AND NEWSPAPERS, In the United States, as in this country, the |increasing cost of production is bringing about ...

... the past. (Applause.) The war had sadly depleted the manhood the «onnii v, ami had taken some of the best and bravest. Infant mortality must materially make up that shortage, and tin* question pf housing and proper sanitary conditions was of the utmost ...

... Medical 1/tficer reported that he had attended the meeting in London of the National Association for the Prevention of Infant Mortality and for the Welfare of Infancy in reference to the propooed Ministry of Bestlth, and emetically all those present were ...

... I.Pli-S.MITiI ilCTtfo. J, 10, 17. infant mortality and politics. v To ti.e .Editor Me, ciiry.) Sir, l.ord iihondda. to Hie i.t.j.-cti of' the future lleultli, Rays tluit Ins in»j • is tlml tiie Uvom of 50,000 infant may In* -a'ei annual y. The i»rol»lera ...