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... THE MATERNITY GRANT. LADY MEYER'S ILLUSTRATION. meeting of the English-Speaking Conference Infant Mortality Caxton Hall, Westminster, Lady Meyer, chairman of St. Pancras bchool for Mothers, urged that custom must not be allowed to creep in of regarding ...
... is the highest recorded since 1920. • Death rate decreased from 11.5 to 10.4. • Infant mortality decreased from 39 to 33—the lowest rate ever recorded. • Maternal mortality decreased from 1.69 to 1.26. • Cases of notifiable diseases decreased from 22,431 ...
... pumps which will ' remove almost all and other impurities from the water and „ reduce cases of intestinal disease and infant mortality ...
... the Medical Officer of Health's report for 1947 Dr J. Mervyn Thomas writes: We can record with great pride the low infant mortality rate of 25.97 per 1,000 (England and Wales 41V The Birth Rafe was 21.88 per 1,000, and the Death Rate 9.86 per 1,000 ...
... Messrs. Barclay and Co. was accepted.—The Medical Officer, in his annual report, stated that the total mortality was per 1.000, while the infant mortality was low.—lt was decided to apply to the L.G.B. for au Older vesting in tho Council the powers conferred ...
... national point of view the best woTk for the mother was the proper up-bringing her children. However, if the high rate of infant mortality which now existed was to be reduced, and mothers were obliged to go to work account economic conditions, day nurseries ...
... country the rate of infant mortality last quarter did not exceed 127 and 136 per 1,000 births, whereas it ranged upwards to 158 in the North-western and 173 in the Welsh divisions. At Colchester, however, the rate of infant mortality was about the largest ...
... effective sex education, the introduction of interventions to reduce suicide risk and targetting of efforts to reduce infant mortality. 00 . , . 41 - _ 0 . . o k' 12 • * 0 0•K 4 0 0 * g Ilt Ar . 0 0 a 0 4, I) C 0 . A -. 0 IC 7r • . P!' • .. at - • Iff ...
... were blame for this state affairs, and they ought to be altered so as to put end to it. “Infant mortality,” continued Mr. Wardle, “not only affected the infants themselves, but it had its influence upon the home life, right away from the beginning to ...
... letter states: In the zone of Lagunilla, the infant mortality rate in the first five years of life is 46 per cent, whereas in Alto Isoso, where manual pumps were installed between 1970 and 1975, the infant mortality rate is only 22 per cent. We have lust made ...
... rate of infant mortality, measured by the proportion of deaths of children under one year of age per thousand born, was CO. The death rate from the principal zymotic diseases was I'B per thousand of the population. Death Deaths of rate from infants Statistical ...
... showed that the death rate for 1905 was 8.3 and the birth rate 19 per 1,000. There had been a marked decrease in the infant mortality during the year, the death rate being per 1,000 births registered, against an average 95 since the year 1900. The total ...