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... Infant Mortality Fifty children under the age fir* died during the veer, increase 18 over last- year's figure. .the 282 children horn, M (13 and female*) died during the year hfe, which equal# a-n infant mortality rate against 97 for England and Wale* ...
... INFANT MORTALITY. DROP IN THE RATE In his report for the quarter ended June Dr. the Pad than) Medical Officer Health, states that the number births registered was 38, males and females, against during the previous quarter,, giving birth-rate per thousand ...
... INFANT MORTALITY. The infant mostality rate shows the number of deaths of children under one year of age per one thousand births. In 1917 in the borough Of Heywood it was 129. as agninst 136 in the preceding year. In England and Wales at was 97. Yen r ...
... year, but the number of births was 5,925 greater than in the same period of last year. As a result of the infant welfare campaign infant mortality has decreased 25 per thousand. Although more boys are born than girls, women continue to increase in proportion ...
... Officer of Health for the County Palatine of Lancaster states that the birth-rate, the epidemic death-rateé, and the infant mortality rate for 1917 were below any previously recerded, and the gencral death-rate had only been more favourable on ‘four occa ...
... National Rah. Week campaign is that nontwilling the ion of infant mortality. in New healanfl. where women have long fortified in their aortal refOrm sehemes by ' political power. In fin. Tears the infant ideath,rate in that progressive colony was brought down ...
... Crewe Arms Hotel, Crewe, at 3.90 p.m. on Saturday, September lath. Dr. King's original work and methods have reduced the infant mortality of New Zealand by about per cent. He has been lent by the Government of New Zealand to work in this country for a,year ...
... 000 of the total population, 21.9 and 17.8; deaths, 1,498 and 498.955; annual rate of mortality per 1,600 of the civil population, 16.53 and 14.4: infant mortality rate per 1,000 births, 123.7 and 97; death-rate from diarrhecea of children under two years ...
... frealonenta abate% eke., on the foreshore at The birth death al Blackpool last month were respectively I and 17 per ldfd. the infant mortality nee lid 1.000 'MAW. Th. Blackpool and Fylde branch of the N.S.P.C.C. lad month investigated complaints of alleged neglect ...
... Butterworth), for the year 1917, has just been issued, which shows that tne birth-rato. epidemic death-rate and the infant mortality rate were below any previously recorded, while the general death, rato baa only been more favourable on four occasion ...
... Officer showed that Neeton and Parkgate.U.D. has a populaton of 4,822; that there were 106 births ia1916, and that the Infant mortality in the year 35 per 1,000. For Higher Bebington the car- - ;responding figures. were 1,738, 47.-swi For Newton and Parkgate ...
... that the b.rth-Tate was compart 19.72 for the corresponding period . and the death-rate 10.18, compared with 17.24. . infant mortality rale was 85, againet 143 per l, births, the respective numbers being and -4. births (1631 for the quc.rUr exceeded the ...