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... does not answer our question. The outstanding factor has been the prodigious fall in infant mortality, which has benefited boys more than girls. The infant mortality rate has ...
... does not answer our question. The outstanding factor has been the prodigious fall in infant mortality, which has benefited boys more than girls. The infant mortality rate has ...
... with every kind of confinement short of those requiring surgical operations. The successful lowering of maternal and infant mortality, once alarmingly high, is very largely due to her scrupulous hygiene and admirable skill. To our district nurses and ...
... 1950. recorded by Dr. J Yule. medical officer of health, .how: diphtheria. pulmonary tuberculosis, cancer deaths, and infant mortality as DOWN. UP were measles and whooping cough. There were 2,265 births, and 1.871 deaths, including two from a total of ...
... IL_ licess to 1 kh No. nker use new dock Lowest-ever child deaths INFANT mortality and stillbirth rates for 1949 are the lowest ever recorded in England and Wales, the General Register Office announced to-day. Deaths of children under one year totalled ...
... poverty and no deaths were classed as avoidable If the infant mortality rate of babies bom in the best health areas of Britain was applied nationally researchers estimate that around 7500 infants would not have died between 1991 and 1995 Dr Gordon said ...
... Baby care WARR INGT ON Public Health Committee is considering a disturbing report on infant mortality. Its medical officer has been carrying out a survey which shows that last year 121 newborn babies died in Warrington—over 80 per 1,000 of live births ...
... of infant - deaths asleep in granny's bed By Patricio Roberts BABY-death rates in Manchester are well above average despite falling nationally to the lowest on record The city said to be the sickest in the country had the highest infant mortality rate ...
... _ Before that, hoWever, Mr. Jones had talked about the effects of nationalisation and about to-day's bonny babies and infant mortality. At one of my early churches in the London slums, he added. 75 per cent on my burial register were babies under three ...
... of our youngest K.C.s—and two from Rotherham, who pays tribute to her town for cutting succeeded Sir Hartley Shaw- the infant mortality rate by two-thirds in six years. Vintage year NOT for years has Manchester had such a collection of first-rate shows ...
... aa- :“ a- give - ’ BENEFIT NOW : : - f-T dea a- Doctor worried by rising baby deaths BY OUR CORRESPONDENT TRETFORD’S infant mortality rate for 1958 372 per thousand births compares unfavourably' with the national average for England and Wales of 225 per ...
... contrast is within the region itself between inner cities and council estates and affluent professional areas Death rates infant mortality rates and long-term illness are substantially higher in the inner cities that in affluent profes- First class: Paramedic ...
... NT THREE new records are mentioned in the report for 1949 of the Lancashire County Medical Officer, Dr. S. C. Gawne. Infant mortality, at 38 per thousand live births, was the lowest ever in the 61 years the report has been published. The maternal death-rate ...