... INFANT MORTALITY, and he considered that not only was the taking of children into public-houses detrimental to their health, but there were other contributory causes. There was the housing of the poor, and, in passing, he should like to say that in his ...

... INFANT MORTALITY Mr Deacon drew attention this high deathrate, and had a proposition to make. There were known ways of dealing wither preventing such high rate by teaching mothers or parents how to treat infants. thought the percentage rather big, especially ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. deaths occurred among children under one year age, being equal to a death rate of 76 per 1,000 births as compared with for 1916. The rate for the whole of England and Wales for 1917 was ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. 128 deaths of Infanta wider one year were registered, equal to a rate of 120.8 deaths per 1,000 births. There were 30 deaths in the first quarter, 33 in the second, 34 in the third, and 29 in the fourth. This low rate of infant mortality ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. In June there were 25 deaths in the parish of Luton, according to the report the registrar of births and deaths, and of these IS were infants of one year and under. ...

... Infant Mortality The great Summer mortality of Infants is largely due to epidemic diarrhea. This can be avoided. Scrupulous cleanliness of all utensils used is imperative, but this alone will not avail if the milk or food , be exposed to the contamination ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. If the shocking statistics of infant mortality in Wednesbury happened to relate to Timbuctoo, liadagasr, or the Aleutian Islands, and to be published in the periodic reports of one of the great foreign missionary societies, it is not ...

... Infant Mortality The great Summer mortality of Infants is largely due to epidemic diarrhon. This can be avoided. Scrupulous cleanliness of all utensils used is imperative, but this alone will not avail if the milk or food ; be exposed to the contamination ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The annual report of the Medical Officer (Dr. H. S. Bury) for 1953 revealed that Kempston’s infant mortality rate was 27.9 per 1,000 related live births, compared with the average rate for Bedfordshire of 24.5. and the rate for England ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, The deaths under one year of age, including two which took place at Bedford, have been 85, being 21-4 per cent of the entire number of deaths, and the infant deaths were in the proportion 130 to births. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN BEDFORDSHIRE. The Registrar General in liis quarterly return to September 30 last, says The excessive rate of infant mortality in Bedfordshire is exceptional, and is especially conspicuous in the towns of Bedford and Luton, and again ...

... REDUCING INFANT MORTALITY. In presenting the report of the Mid wives Acts Committee. Dr. Waugh said it was hoped see the result of the work of the Committee and the health visitors in a reduction of feint mortality. During the last quarter 2311 visits ...