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... Mortality IN 1930— population 43.340—death rate was 11.4; the birth rate 15.8. and the infant mortality rate 68.8. TODAY —population 54,380 —death rate 11.42; birth rate 18.52, and the infant mortality rate 30.61. In the 76 years from 1873 ...
... only one of this group was woman. High infant mortality WE could not get into touch with the women so well then as we were able to later on when women missionaries joined us. said Mr. Tompkins. Infant mortality was high during those early years of his ...
... persons over 80 years of age. eleven over 70 years of age. Five deaths occurred in children under one year, equal to an infant mortality of ISI S per 1,000. Premature birth was the cause of death In most cases. March two cases of diphtheria occurred Northstreet ...
... progress. Dr. Stopford enough food in the world to gave figures showing the large ] go round the world's populadrop in infant mortality ition? which, said, would continue. Medical science had also learnt to save life other ways. Plagues which had once earned ...
... death rate was 22.2 per thousand. By —with a population of 29,296 —the rate was 14.71. The birth rate was 27.78, and the Infant mortality rate 148.0. >vl'f> ,/ ,j-^ • ■ ?^^^hBllH™«^ r .&5i ■ ' jdl . / v J ‘T' - ' *«t fj ...
... Introducing his annual report. Dr. Nisbet says that the vital statistics may be regarded as satisfactory. The death rate, infant mortality and stillbirth rate compare Cavourably with those for the country as a whole. The number infectious disease cases notified ...
... quarterly return on Friday, birth-rato being the -lowest ever recorded any third quarter of the year, and the death-rate and infant mortality rat© the lowest recorded any quattcr. Two eons, three daughters, thirly-throo grand-ehildmi. and three gieai-grandehi ...
... drowned, and several of her crew disabled. INFANT MORTALITY AND INFANT DIET. A discussion has been raised in the csolumne of a London morning journal on the subject of the alarming preponderance of infant mortality. A correspondent who ...
... hnspltnl® and sanatoria; in menial disease, which indicated the ayylums and p»J 'ce-oourts and prisons; and in terribl® tale infant mortality.* Death of Lady Culm*-Seymour, OF trJDKHBOg. Count* Society ami of Itor friwods in the village* rousd abimt^Wtulen-1 ...
... i. L , and Wales, the district has pm., the Sawtry brigade diocese, together with the »nH 0 S:1 'â rt stat ...
... te mortality 183 par 1,000. They include Item diphteria. bom whooping oonrh, Stem typhoid iovwr, I bam diarrhoea, 2 from rheumatic favor from l5 from lung aSeotiooe, and 9 tom diaeaae. Two warn eanaod by wolanoa, one being Irom ouicide. The infant mortality ...
... not look on the decision arrived at the Pekin Ministers as final, and is :u favour of modifications. An extraordinary infant mortality was tn Tuesday reported from Glasgow, tue* rates for the two past fortnights being 46 Rnd 50 per cent, of the total deaths ...