... INFANT MORTALITY. I On the subject of deaths among children some very striking figures are given by the Registrar- 1 General in his latest returns. What he calls the j •• mortality of infants, which is measured by the ! proportion of deaths under one ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. On the subject of deaths among chddren some very striking figures are given by the Registrar- General in his latest returns. What he calls the '■mortality of infants,'' wnich is measured by the proportion of deaths under one year of ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. John Tatham, the former medical officer of health for Manchester, has given evidence, largely concerned with Manchester, before the House of Lords' Committtee on Infant Life Protection. In the three years from 1891 ta 1894, he said ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN INDIA A correspondent in Calcutta writes to the Pall Mall Gazette : — The most painful feature of British rule in India is the sacrifice of English children which it yearly involves. Some startling statistics have lately been published ...

... of infant mortality is 95 per 1,060. According to Dr. Parr's healthy district life table the average rate of infant mortality in our healthiest rural districts is 103 per 1,000. Dr. Sutton bases upon this evidence his conclusion that all ...

... Starch Poisoning has been said on good authority to be the main cause of infant mortality. No farinaceous food should be given to a child till it has a full mouth of teeth, unless such food has been previously malted. Horlick's Malted Milk is cow's fresh ...

... m Starch Poisoning: has been said on good authority to be the main cause of infant mortality. No farinaceous food should ba given to a child till it has a full mouth of teeth, unless such food has been previously malted. Horlick's Malted Milk is cow's ...

... county. He said he found that infant mortality was much greater among artificially-fed than among naturally-fed children. Infant mortality in the north of England was much higher than in the south. The total average mortality of children in ...

... county. He said he found that infant mortality was much greater among artificially-fed than among naturally-fed children. Infant mortality in the north of England was much higher than in the south. The total average mortality of children in ...

... AND INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. Tat ham, medical officer of health for Man- chester, gave evidence, on Tuesday, before the Labour Commission on the effects of factory life on infant mortality. He showed that in 28 of the largest towns the average ...

... jo^rs, and with the 5 in tho infant class make 11 oases of d**ar-h from th».t fatal dis- ease. It is easy to see that the mortality rate is put up to its high figuie .rom tbreo sources — viz., the infant mortality, the mortality among the ...

... years, and with the 5 in the infant class make 11 c.ses of death from that fatal dis- ease. It is easy to see that the mortality rate is put up to its high figure from three sources — viz., the Infant mortality, the mortality among the old ...