... the infant mortality was 180; in nine towns where female factory labour averages from 50 to 25 per cent., the mortality was 172; in seven towns with a percentage of from 25 to 3, the infant death rate averages 166; the mean rate of infant ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The rate of infant mortality for England and Wales, measured by the proportion of deaths under one year, to registered births was 144 per 1,000, compared with 130 6 in our district, a difference of 14.6 in our favour. The average English ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The rate of infant mortality for England and Wales, measured by the proportion of deaths under one year, to registered births was 144 per 1,000, compared with 130 6 in our district, a difference of 14.6 in our favour. The average English ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN CREWE. To the Editor of the Crewe Sta. Sir,-.-The Crewe Town Council regret the large infantile mortality in Crewe, and ask that somet rang be done to redune it. The excessive mortality i caused chiefly by bad air, unsuitable diet ...

... Infant Mortality in Manchester.—At the City Coroner's Court, to-day, three out of four cases heard Mr. Sidney Smelt, the deputy coroner, related to children under two months' old, two of whorr? had been suffocated in bed. Mr. Smelt commented strongly ...

... th«ir infants; failing this, if they knew what food to give hem and howto give it; if the poor mothers of Preston were not bribed neglect their infants, our «ieath-ratn would be lowered and a standing disgrace removed. Nowhere in England do infants get ...

... first was Dr. Thompson, of Oldham, who expressed the opinion that this insurance had an exceedingly prejudicial effect on infant mortality. said he had come in contact with cases in which medical aid was not summoned until the child was beyond hope of recovery ...

... informed tiie committee that he had come to the conclusion that child insurance had an exceedingly prejudicial effect on infant mortality. He had known cases where medical aid had not been summoned until the child was beyond hope of recovery. The class oi ...

... the infant mortality was 180; in nine towns where female factory labour averages from 50 to 25 per cent., the mortality was 172; in seven towns with a percentage of from 25t0 3. the infant death rate averages 166: the mean rate of infant ...

... medical officer of health at Leek, said that when the local burial society ceased to insure children under 12 months old infant mortality decreased. rose again when the practice was resumed. ...

... &c., M.D. July 25, 1890. INFANT MORTALITY AND LIFE INSURANCE. To the Editor of the Manchester Courier. Sir, ?I think, sir, that your correspondent Basil Blackett may bo charged with using clap trap, when he asserts that infant insurance is tho great cause ...

... said ho would be glad if Dr Hodgson would arrange for a comparative analysis, shewing the causes of death, betweeu the infant mortality in London and in Crewe. Dr Hodgson agreed with Alderman Whale that especial attention should be drawn to the fact that ...