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... at all ages. This is an astOunsiii4 bet, yet perfectly consistent with prior observation : if the general mortality be large the infant mortality will ever be found to bear its due pro por tion, and the causes, in such a district as this, are per fect ...
... at all ages. This is an astounding fact, yet perfectly consistent with prior observation ; if the general mortality be large, the infant mortality will ever be found to bear its due proportion, and the causes, such a district as this, are perfectly obvious ...
... HEALTH OF THE TOWN. bus HUGGESTIONS BY II. G. HAtOORD, EBQ., SURGEON. Ex an( CAUSE OF GREAT INFANT MORTALITY. hai No. IV. est Now, with regard to measles, although a very large in8 itumber of deaths occur in consequence of this disease n among your children ...
... mention, for on subjects like these it is necessary to sDe'.k plainly. Mr. Toynbee assures me that the prevalence of infant mortality 1 releasing the mother's system from the drain which the nourishment of child entailed upon it, tends to the increase ...
... 1846), were those of infants under five years of age,—who, it appears to us, certainly ought not to have been lumped in, as it were, into the calculation to find the average age at death of each person who died. Before infants under five years of age ...
... question carefully examined and the results as carefully made known. But something is needed beyond this. The causes infant mortality should he inquired into ; and instead of those under five yeara classed as stockicg-maJicra and ''fac- Tory hands—by ...
... where there are four or five others in a well-closed room. So much is due to the maintenance of our orthodox rate of infant mortality. ...
... where there are four or five others in a well-closed room. So much is due to the meintenance of our orthodox rate of infant mortality. ...
... sleep where tliere are four or five others in well-dosed room. So much is due the maintenance of our orthodox rate of infant mortality. ...
... The infant mortality is considered, for various reasons, to be the best index of the sanitary state of a district; and you will have already noticed that where the average duration of life is so low as 20, 17, or 15 years, tLe number of infant deaths ...
... where there are four or five others in a well-closed room. So much is due to the maintenance of our orthodox rate of infant mortality. ...
... to .sleep where there are four or five others well-closed room. So much due to the maintenance of our orthodox rate of infant mortality.— Journal of Health. ...