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... Infant Mortality The Housing Committee chairman. Ald. A. Gunn. said that shop development had not been forgotten. The council's housing position would be improved by permission to build a further 120 houses. 110' folk Lion Farm and ten old people's bungalows ...
... Infant Mortality The Housing Committee chairman. Ald. A. Dunn. said that shop development had not been forgotten. The council's housing position would be improved by permission to build a further 120 houses. 110 for Lion Farm and ten old people's bungalows ...
... Less Infant Mortality The stillbirth rate remained steady at 23 per 1.000 total births, but the infant mortality rate (deaths under one year per 1,000 related live births) fell from 30 in 1951 to 28 in 1952. There were 8,590 confinements resulting in ...
... Low Infant Mortality Each year showed a new low record established for infant mortality rate and this fell from 26 per 1,000 live births in 1953 to 24 per 1,000 in 1954. Greater knowledge' and highere standards of child care, coupled with an almost complete ...
... High Infant Mortality An infant mortality rate of 31.5 Per 1.000 in Kidderminster last year. compared with a national average of 25.5, led to a detailed study of the deaths of 19 infants under one year In the town, the Medical Officer, Dr. ...
... Low Infant Mortality Each year showed a new low record established for infant mortality rate and this fell from 26 per 1.000 live births in 1953 to 24 per 000 in 1954. Greater knowledge l and higher standards of child care. coupled with an almost complete ...
... HIGH INFANT MORTALITY AT CHELTENHAM MEMBERS If Gloucestershire County Health Committee were told yesterday that there appeared to have been an excessive number of very small infants born in Cheltenham Maternity Hospital. Dr. 0. F. Bramley, the County ...
... b. some as small as 21b. This committee, meeting at Olouositer. was discussing the continuance of at a Ir e = infant mortality where infant Oaths number Hi per Um births compared with 90 for CHciticesteeshire and 33 for the whole country. A proposal by ...
... introduc- 1 tion that the reduced infant mortality brought into prominence what might be called the residual, hard core of the problem: prematurity, respiratory disease, and Congenital malformations. Of 45.118 premature infants born in 1954, there were 3.773 ...
... `Number of Tiny Babies Staggering' HIGH INFANT MORTALITY AT CHELTENHAM MEMBERS of Gloucestershire County Health Committee were told yesterday that there appeared to have been an excessive number of very small infants born in Cheltenham Maternity Hospital ...
... `Number of Tiny Babies Staggering' HIGH INFANT MORTALITY AT CHELTENHAM Al - EMBERS of Gloucestershire County Health Committee were told yesterday that there appeared to have been an excessive number of very small infants born in Cheltenham Maternity Hospital ...
... `Number of Tiny Babies Staggering' HIGH INFANT MORTALITY AT CHELTENHAM MEMBERS of Gloucestershire County Health Committee were told yesterday that there appeared to have been an excessive number of very small infants born in Cheltenham Maternity Hospital ...