... INFANT MORTALITY The infant mortality rate of 37 per thousand live births during 1959, although above the rate for England and Wales. could not be regarded as entirely unsatisfactory in ,view of the very high birth re.* and the many social problems e ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The still-birth rate, in contrast to the live birth rate, fell to about twothirds of the national average-11.9 per cent against 16.3 (national). This was the second year in succession that this important index had fallen. The infant mortality ...

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... INFANT MORTALITY Dr. Langford reports that the infant mortality rate had risen sharply from the previous year’s record low figure. It was disappointing. although such variations were more likely to occur jas the rates fell. No significant factor had been ...

... Infant Mortality Prmtad for the Proprietors by THE HERALD PRESS, Dundee and Arbroath when . Deaths of cinldren under one GRAMPIAN ST oy (velent to an infant mortality rate | Sunday's Play s 2% dnk % W lof 29 per 1,000 registered live On Sunday at 9.35 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The authorities are worried about infant mortality, as stricken families live in makeshift shelters, deprived of the very necessities of life. The authorities were thinking of evacuating the children and the seriously injured. The United ...

... * • • INFANT MORTALITY T NFANT mortality rates show an important decrease in many parts of the world, according to statistics just published by the World Health Organization. In its Epidemiological and Vital Statistics Report, the WHO shows that in the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The infant mortality rate in the Burgh per thousand live births is 31, which is a decrease of one per thousand over the previous year. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The report stated that an analysis of infant mortality in Glasgow showed that one reason for the high rate was that mothers in the lowest social class did not make as full use of the medical services open to them as those in the higher ...

... NO INFANT MORTALITY All the twenty-three persons who died in Heywood during February were over forty-five years old; and another unusual feature of Dr. Brooks's monthly report is that, with one-Sixth of the year gone. we have not yet got an infant mortality ...

... INFANT MORTALITY UNDER this title about a to three per cent of the eggs That is no easy undertaking. year ago I gave some by the end of the first summer. Pry, whether salmon or trout, account of recent researches Where fry had been planted, the live largely ...

... INFANT MORTALITY ISIOST fish die in infancy. - a - This is not due to river pollution, water abstraction or other human agency: it Is Nature's plan. She is profusenot to say prodigal—in providing for the survival of the species. Her margins are An article ...