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... around them. The question of tuberculosis, lor instance, needed dealing with one department, and not now. Dealing With the infant mortality. Dr. Clegg said he could no|i> resist the conclusion that was closely with the question of housing and. environment. ...
... James s• atreat, 1 ' ' 1 v . V •. Food, Cocnmitte- «bovo for next week, of BCP-'' • & X 'it™ * sSflfesfe^ifcJli INFANT MORTALITY. DEPUTY MEDICAL OFFICER ON CAUSED AND REMEDIES. lu preface the annual report the JJiitn-' ley Public Health Department ...
... nephritis 4, puerperal fever 1, pregnancy 2, cat gersital debility 9, violence 2, CAC 1, other defined diseases 27. Infant Mortality.-24 deaths occurred in children under one year, the causes being: bronchitis 6, pneumonia 3, laryngitis t, cow/alsions ...
... health. Briefly may said that the birth-rate was lower last year, and ; the death-rate higher, than the previous vear. The infant mortality rate, though lower than that the previous year, still remains too high. There were fewer ;births than in 1915. are now ...
... on the Home Front, ana show that we ought to organise munitions of life as well as munitions of war. For a long time ‘“infant mortality was one of those oustomary: official phrases, which suggest some incvitable routine, and conceal ’e\'m'y living truth ...
... tables except two Bernard disclosed the extraordinary fact to genera] weakness and got a certificate! at the rate of infant mortality in the to that effect will have wasted his time, and his money. United Kingdom during the war years | has been lower ...
... deaths infants year of age five giving infant mortality 1000 registered of 11111 against 3703 for 19298 for January 1917 Zymotic diseases (whooping cough) Forty-five births (20 females) were compared with January last year The the work at Infant Welfare ...
... race (3) birthrate in and extent half million born in 1914 than (4) babies born it is old and that this infant mortality to maternal and unnatural infante oncleanliness neglect (5) it put a the limitations child-birth people the Empire by terrible of war ...
... rate 19.8, against 181 and 18.8 last year. The number of deaths of infants under one year of age was 30, and the infantile mortality rate per 1,000 lirths was 171. Although the infant death-rate was higher than it should be, it was lower than for the ...
... Park 9; Ewe Ward, 7: South Ward, 6; nigher Anti, Ward, 3: ILE W.'''. 5 . — The It jvl7.undal one vfeflW - Ler 5, giving mortality per births of 111.11, aft 37.03 Mr Demm- Inir. for January, 1917.-11. particular,. of Me five are as 10 hour.. birth: 9 mond ...
... this caused the heavy mortality for the month. The causes of all the deaths were of general nature except for a fatal burning accident. Eleven cases of measles of a mild type had occurred, chiefly in children attending the infant department of Hallfold ...
... there would the quest ion nurses to dealt with. To-day iho Burnley Corporation had school nurso-:, nurses lor and nurses for infant welfare. What was the Mini me.s each of nurses went the same and because were. under separate the ('■ aetivi- iu?s waited ...