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... 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. Speaking at tho evening meeting the National League for Health and Civic Education on Infant Mortality.” Dr. L. R. Veitch Clark (medical officer of health for Croydon) said that 25 per cent., and probably nerly 50 per cent., the deaths ...
... INFANT MORTALITY The number of infant deaths in 1915 was 143, and in 1925 little more than half that number-78. while the deathrates were 80 and 60 respectively. This latter figure has not been equalled since until last year; in 1928 it was as low as ...
... INFANT MORTALITY The rate of infant mortality in 1929, calculated per 1.000 registered births, rose from 69 in 1928—the lowest on record—to 84 per 1,000, which is the highest county rate since 1922. In the urban districts the rate was 87 and 64 in the ...
... INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. Trench reported that the deaths registered in the borough of Liverpool last week-128 in the parish and in out-lownshipe, a decrease of the corrected average ten years and loss than the corresponding week of last year—loo were children ...
... INFANT MORTALITY' More than 100,000 infants of lees than a year old die every year in England. The reports of the Registrar-General show that infant mortality diminishes rapidly after the date of birth. The annual rate of ...
... INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. Trkncii reported that of the deaths registered in the t mgh of Liverpool last week 228 were in the- • .rtyh and 191 uattownsiiips, incteosc 81 on tho corrected a * ra-c leu years, and 74 more than in the coii.-j-ut ling week of lart ...
... INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. Trench reported that of the 273 deaths in the borough last week, 114 were of children below five years of age, aud these were of infants below one year. THE TREASURER'S STATEMENT.—A FURTHER SAVING. Tbe Treasurer submitted the statement ...
... Infant Mortality The infantile mortality was 57 per 1,000 live births. This compares with a figure of 81 in 1943, and is the lowest recorded. The birth rate of 23.1 per thousand exceeds that of England and Wales, which is 17.5 per 1,000. The anti - diptheria ...
... INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. TBENrn reported that the 203 deaths registered in the borough of Liverpool last week (104 in the parish and out townships, decrease of 72 on the corrected averages ten year*, and loss than in the corresponding week 18691. 100 of ...
... INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. Trench reported that of the 286 deaths registered in Liverpool last week (viz., I hj in the parish and % in the out-towusbipM, being -16 below tho corrected average of years), 105 were of children hi low five years of age, and cf ...
... INFANT MORTALITY, Dr. Trench reported that of the 829 deaths registered in the Borough of Liverpool last week (being 204 in the parish and 125 in the out-townships, 21 al»ove tho corrected average of ten years, and 71 more than the corresponding week ...