... INFANT MORTALITY, When we know that the number of children under the age of twelve months who die annually is greater than the number of soldiers killed in the same time on the battlefield, and that the great majority of tho®e children die from lack of ...

... and prevention: and (2) the best non-medical means of combating infant mortality and raerbidity. The National Association for the Prevention of Infant Mortality and the National Baby Week Council are co-operating in Iho preparations for these conferences ...

... between six months and five years had been considerably reduced, there had been practically no improvement in regard to infant mortality. In 1915, for every nine British soldiers killed in battle, died. ...

... wooden huta without boddinsr. furniture, heat, or light Ihe hirtnrale has by one half in the past three vears, while infant mortality in many places has risen to per cent—Reuter. ...

... period within which rationing was introduced, tbe death-ral* has been the lowest of recent year*. In the aame period infant mortality was very low. ...

... their prevalence, eaußCi. and prevention; and the best nonmedical means of infant and meffbidity. The National Association for the Prevention of Infant Mortality and the National Baby Week Council arc co-operating in the preparations for these conferences ...

... FLIES AND INFANT MORTALITY. (By E. W. BRAITHWAITE, M.R.C.S.) If anyone accused you or I of having deliberately inoculated baby’s milk with the germs of infantile cholera and caused its death should be justified in striking him. . Yet by our apathy in ...

... decrease in this country being only 170,440 —the increase infant mortality was so marked to cause alarm tor the future peopling of Germany. Germany had been Into entrant into the field infant life preservation; the movement there beginning the early years ...

... MONDAY, .MAY '-7, the digest »c published, a few days oi' the Government Memorandum on infant mortality Germany during the war, we pointed the salient fact that such mortality is much higher Germany than this ountry. It lias Wen fashionable—muck too Fashionable ...

... stricter sanitary conditions when they came homeland lor better I housing. , , the provision better bouses lay solution the infant mortality question. Where would we regards housing wl.en deiiiol)ili*SioiJ can'' To crowd the brave men w bo had fought us into ...

... for stricter sanitary conditions they came home, and for hotter Jn the provision of better houses lay the solution tiio infant mortality question Where would we be regard* lioumng when demobilisation came? crowd the brave men who had fought for into already ...

... only symptom of the disease and not the whole disease, so are the social evils such intemperance, poverty, gambling, infant mortality, immorality, and its corollary the spread of venereal infections, but symptoms of a comprehensive and basic malady. It ...