... extent infant mortality in certain localities, which have recently been made,, demand rigid investigation. It was reported at the end of last week to the sanitary authority at Chesterfield by Dr. M‘lnto»h, medical officer, that the infant mortality for the ...

... same period the death-rate has been reduced from 23 to per 1,000. Information will also obtained from the census returns infant mortality. Another im- portant alteration and addition is the pro-. vision which figures will be given showing the number of rooms ...

... at this, because you give so goodly an array of capes of prosecutions for adulteration of ordinary milk. In 1891 the mortality of infants under one year in Fngland and Wales was 151 per 1000 of the population ; 149 children out of every 1000 born died within ...

... England and Wales was 1.28. The number ofoeothe infante under one year old was 16, giving intent mortality 77.32 par rOOO ohikiren bom. The rat> for England and Wale* was 121 par 1.000 u . “ infant mortality higher than it was lost year, but is still low ...

... 11,98 per 1,000 1909. these were over the age of 66; 4S over “the age 70; while there were twelve infants under the age one year, giving infant mortality or 71.8 per 1.000 children born, against 58.2 iu 1909. There were deaths from cancer, one le«vs than ...

... amount of notifiabh disease, the number cases reported last year being the lowest to the knowledge of Dr. Eaton. The infant mortality has also been reduced one-half during the past ten years. An excellent summary of the policy adopted by Dr, Eaton is ...

... Wednesday, the 23rd of April, and be continued from day to day until its termination. INFANT MORTALITY.—It is to be regrette.l that the names and ages of all the infants who die in the large towns in this country are not daily reoorded for the information ...

... ; deaths of infants under one year old was 13, giving an infantile mortality of 68M per 1,000 children born. The rate for rural England and Wales in 1907 was 106 per 1,104 There were eight deaths from phthisis, giving a plithisis mortality of 0.70 per ...

... medical evidence. Infant Mortality. —The discussion on infant mortality which the Carlisle place Orphanage excited some time ago seems to have been taken in Canada. In the Toronto Globe we find some statistics of mortality from some ...

... admit may be, and often is tainted with fearful diseases, has greatly deteriorated the public health, The increase in infant mortality shown by this unimpeachable public official document, from fifteen specified diseases, in three periods, is follows : ...

... children. I know there are exceptions, but we are now dealing with the big majority and those living far from the cities. Infant Mortality.—This is no news to those who live in this country and know how the Boers live. Nor are the reasons far to seek. The ...

... during the Let ten .dart on au average 2.1 children have died each year, pooduciog an infant mortality rate of 76.4 pear 1,000 blithe. 'Phi causes of in-1 tint mortality are very nuinews, and include epidentios of s,a.let fever, measha, l ebieiethugt dough ...