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... WALES HAS HIGHEST INFANT MORTALITY NEW record low levels foe maternal mortality and foe the infant mortality rate are shown in the medical tables c the Registrar General's Btatistl. cal Review of England and Waleg for 1956 published today. ...
... WALES HAS HIGHEST INFANT MORTALITY for ortality the infant mortality -i tables of - Registrar Geiieral’s Statistical ciaiisiicai I England for 1956 Wales the highest infant mor-iity rate in higher stillbirth (27) TWO-THIRDS tables show only ...
... circumstances permit, will contribute more than any other single measure to a decline in Infant mortality. (Continued on Page 10) ;; A study of the causes of Infant deaths for 1955 tends to confirm this view, for five (31.3 per cent.) out of the 16 deaths ...
... funeral cerem . .s. Finally, ti have to make them cons& the stark and terrible fact ti infant mortality in Ceyho country districts is two and a times higher than in the towns. All these foul other ills. wit people used to take for grant will gradually ...
... 'NO MATERNAL DEATHS, AND INFANT MORTALITY RATE LOWEST EVER Neath Medical Officer's Annual Review DURING 1950 there were no maternal deaths in Neath borough for the third year In succession. The fact that mothers are so well looked after, before and during ...
... CONTROL OF CAMP SITES Not rigid enough, says M.O. INFANT mortality rate wa s low and infectious deseases had little incidence, but if health was measured in terms of the amount of medicine consumed or the number of people requiring special transport to ...
... appreciably below the national figure and the adverse comparison was further emphasised by the fact that the death and infant mortality rates in Denbighshire were higher than ...
... the doctor adds. FEWER cHappErf The agencies which have brought about the recent 1 dramatic reduction of infant mortality are the general improvement in the standard of living; the curative medical services. and the services of the local authorities, ...
... supplement for England and' Wales, 1951, published today. These increases are Largely the result of the marked improvement in infant mortality. In 1910-12. of every 1.000 boys born and of every 1.000 girls born. 120 and 98 respectively died before reaching their ...
... to the 15-25 age group and that there would be a third injection for those who had, already been Immunised. The high infant mortality rate 01 31 per 1.000 (against 23 in, England and Wales) in 1957 continued to be a cause for concern and a determined ...
... 197 R. E. S. Wyatt 45. L. B. Fishlock 39). Steady decline in infant mortality GENEVA. Sunday, The World Health Organisation said to-day there has been a steady decline in infant mortality in most countries of the world since 1938. Pre-war data quoted ...
... of all ages in Wales was .7 per cent above the national average. It was aigheNt among children below the age of five. Infant mortality under one year in Wales was 36.1 a thousand compared with 29.7 for England, and %ales. In South Wales the figure was ...