... INFANT MORTALITY. great number of infests dying annually owing to the various diseases sleeting them in the very earliest stages of infant is a fact often lost sight of, and the is frequentl) asked, WHAT SHALL I GIVE MY BABY For Convulsions. To make Teethiai ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. rru. great number of infants dying annually owing to the various diseasesalecting very earliest stages of infant life, is a feet lost of, and the question ts asked, WHAT SHA T.L I GIVE MY BABY For Convulsions, To make Teething Buy, To ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. 'riga number of infants dying annually. I own g to the sleeting them in the very !saliva U. infant life, is • fact often lost sight GI, 4;1•• the queStli,u is freqseatly &shad. WEIAT SH ILL I GIVE xi BABY For roneu:xioae. T 1 TIMIt hisig ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The many risks m which infant life is Unnecessarily exposed are very imperfectly realised, and far too :ightly regarded. If the great infantile mortality which has taken place where lise hot weather had occurre4 smug public feeling would ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The many risks to which life is isn•isirfectly realised. &nil far too lightly regarded. If she great fantil• mortality srhirh plot* ON hot weather hod ..ccure,l so '.O adults. public I have awakened to • etre of pante. A of almost and ...

... most unsatisfactory feature in the whole of these statistics is the large infant mortality rate In a naturally healthy provincial town like Warwick such a large infant mortality rate ought not to exist It points to culpable negligence in nursing more than ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. amber of dying annually I. oelog to the various sleeting them the very earliest stages of infant life, is a feet often lost eight of, and the question Is frequently asked. WHAT SHALL I GIVE MY BABY for CusvuWoos. To make Teethiag Nagy ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. DEPUTATION TO MR. ASQUITH. Replying to deputation from the Parliamentary Committee of the British Medical Association to-day, Mr. Asquith said that though riecplv regretted the great increase in large towns of infant mortality, the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. great number of dying annnally l owing to the various diseases affecting them to the very earliest stages of infant life, is a feet often lost sight of, and the question is frequently asked, WHAT SHALL I GIVE mY BABY For Convulsions ...

... serious a mortality among infants. In Coseley, about where the infant death-rate is higher than usual, Mr. Cleudinnen i says: -The cause, I fear, is to be found in the gross ignorance of the working classes in regard to the feeding of infants. It would ...

... The parents m3ved the infant from the hospital, in spite of advice. Since leaving the hospital, the infant has only been seen once by a doctor, viz., about a week after leaving, when the mother took it to Dr. E. Orton . . . The infant is insured for £3 10s ...

... INFANT MORTALITY A PARENTAL NEGLECT. On Saturday, Dr. Coroner for the district, bold an inquiry into the circumstances attending the iisath of a femsle child, whom body was found both. Coventry and Birmingham Canal, at Poiseworth on Slet. The body had ...