... chokes them; frequently, also, domestic animals come and deprive the infant of its food. Mr. Michell goes on to assign other reasons for the frightfully high rate of infant mortality:— '• Their (the peasant women's) confinement frequently takes place ...

... . Infant Mortality In England. Very little attention has been paid to a supplemental report issued by the Local Government Board some time back on infant mortality, but the lessons that it has to teach are numerous and important, and local authorities ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN RUSSIA. In the Blue-book ju*t containing the aecond part the report* from her Majcstj'N rtprc»*entative* rcHjjecting the tenure land in the r.everal countries of Europe, Mr. Michell given frightful account infant mortality in Of the ...

... HOUSING AND INFANT MORTALITY -Te 'the Editor Evening Herald.» Sir—on Wednesday you said:— . The Ration as a whole has devoted singularly little Bttention to it greatest asset—a healthy nursery from which healthy men ang women can bte: p?ovelded to do ...

... HUDDERSFIELD AND INFANT MORTALITY. The infant mortality for Huddersfield for the year jiist closed 97. This is the first time, so far back the records go. that it has fallen below 100. The mean for the ten preceding years, 1897 1906 inclusive, was 135 ...

... opportunity for investigating (he condition the infants and other important matters, would not lie possible for anyone deal satisfactorily with the statements put forward Mr. connection with the infant mortality in thg South Mnblin Union. Only those fully ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN LONDON. It appears that, viewed in the aggregate, the mortality the city of London is well-nigh double that which prevails in the country ; and the city officer of health does not hesitate to attribute much of this frightful excess ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN DUBLIN. Yesterday aftenwum the City Coroner hultl inqiioete the Morgue cuocrrnintf death three newly born mfunt-- . iwu ...

... Infant mortality rate The infant mortality rate, a of young chkfren's survival, orvivol, is a key Indicator of development. Per 1,000 Nve births Jades 9 ; 1 7' we kits in in 60 40 20 1975 1980 1985 1990 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN MIKAN laatv Alremiewa yesterday opened_ at 44'. Merroarleato iiik^tou I H.itara. Mat torn. mud ebtch li.an 'wen umlet •a.pire• of the 11.1plith . . Hare lir.ten-li 111 Ih. 1% umbra's, Nal lenal Health Aeisturet, argil at *hilt* ...

... HIGH INFANT MORTALITY to Cltv . or 0 ta:e sr ssftips um~Mm.~ thAt the 1•cle sa4:ated rr.eomma.•ird vld use them for a n.lr- ,f the Cenliati , . whit h racer iteripted by That we to the -town *II bir,thees infant, avitlierfro lkif , intr, Teri under five ...

... nese/ening Increase of infarg mortality in housend s ith regard ned tha t to thdanger of the us he mentiot Dr. Hope. the eminent Medical Officer of Health for Liverpool, could give a splendid record reduced infant mortality which he believed Was largely ...