... INFANT MORTALITY 1 here were many points to which he would like to refer, but he would confine himself to three. he went on. First. the doctor was able to point out a particularly pleasing fact about the infant mortality rate in the borough. The Minister ...

... for the whole country. INFANT MORTALITY A total of 566 infants died before attaining one year of age, Miring an infant mortality rate of 19.4 per 1.000 related live births. Although in absolute terms there were only nine more ...

... the year 586 infants died before reaching one year of age, giving an infant mortality rate of 19.1 per 1.000 live births, comparing with 194 for the whole country in 1955 and 23 8 for I , 4 6 Harrow figures: Death rate 10.6; infant mortality ...

... evidence of any change in this trend. To some extent the slight rise in infant mortality rate was offset by a corresponding fall in the still birth rate. With regard to maternal mortality the incidence remained at the same low rate as in 1958. Progress continued ...

... forget the tremendous advances made in standards of medical care by our Health Service since the war, he said. Our infant mortality deaths are very low, and the health of our children better than at any time in pest history. Flip operations unimaginable ...

... The only established basic health services are in Male which has a small paying hospi tai. There is a high maternal and infant mortality rate. Male has one Montessori kindergarten school for 480 children. and two primar schools catering for 700 boys and ...

... deaths, The death per thousand was 9.9 as against a national average of 11.3; the maternal mortality rae was 0.55 compared with 0. t 72 and the infant mortality rate was 20.9 as against the national figure of 27.6. Occupier objected The Central Middlesex ...

... an influx of Ugandan Asians which had caused an in :rease in the number of cases of 3vercrowding in the borough. The infant mortality rate per 1,000 live births dropped from 14 in 1972 to 11 in 1973 which zompared very favourably with (he overall rate ...

... live birth rate was 12.9 per 1,000 with stillbirths at 8.0 per 1.000 live and stillbirths. Infant (under one year) deaths totalled 29 giving an infant mortality rate of I I per 1,000 live births. Heart disease (706). cancer (504) and cerebrovascular disease ...

... rate of 11.69 per thousand of the estimated population. Not one Wembley mother died from childbirth during the year. The infant mortality rate of 24.33 was a slight nse on the 1951 figure (22.79). Though still below the national rate for England and Wales ...

... occasion: the birth rate is the highest since 1947; the death rate is down on last year: the infant mortality rate is the lowest we have recorded, the maternity mortality rate the lowest but one and the general level of health (as measured by first applications ...

... or 10.7 (adjusted) and Wembley's 9.2 or 10.9 (adjusted). During 1957 there were 561 deaths of infants under the age of one year, so that the infant mortality rate is 17.7 per thousand live births and Is the lowest ever to be recorded in Middlesex. It also ...