... 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 ...

... zymotic-rate, 0 22; infant mortality, 131. Wabwick. Dr. Wilson reports that The general death-rate from zymotic disease and the rate of infant mortality are all of them considerably below the average. Indeed, the rate infant ...

... the infant mortality did not arise from child insurance. They looked into the matter some little time ago, and found that very few indeed of the children who died so young were insured.—Councillor Wright said, with the exception of infant mortality, the ...

... reports increased 1 death-rate, zymotic rate and rate of infant mortality, compared with recent years, and this he attributes largely to the effects of the influenza epidemic. The 1 zymotic mortality was caused almost entirely by measles and whooping-cough ...

... distnct appeared to good.—The Rev. J. Adams asked if Dr Wilson could account for ths rise in ths infant mortality ?—Dr Wilso* said the rate of infant mortality was not very huh. Ir. was only 110, as against 109 last year, which was much lower than the rate ...

... upwards. As the death one infant not belonging to the r ll ,, B in the Workhouse, the actual number of deaths of infants which occurred in the borough itself amounted to 61, representing the exceptionally high rate of infant mortality of 183 per 1,000 births ...

... Eastern Empire which will ensure for its various races new aud brighter era of social wellbeing. Infant Mortality at Warwick. The high rate of infant mortality, in Warwick, still continues to exercise the mind of the Town Council. we've months ago, on receiving ...

... subject of infant life insurance, and the manner in which this ny-lem insuring infante «v increasing. In almost every v llage—he was not referring any particular di-lrii*t—insurance agents' plates might be seen. The rat* of infant mortality in the whole ...

... higher infant Lord Nortox agreed with the proposition to appoint a person to tabu- late the reports, but he also thought they ought to have a Medical Officer of Health.—Councillor Overt. pointed out that the cause of the high infant mortality at Leam- ...

... Union was Darlington asserted that the infant mo rtality in’ the t in the county. He (Mr Vero) called the attention of Mr Darlington to the inaccuracy of his assertions, pointi: ng out that while the infant mortality at Atherstone w as 140 per thousand, ...

... sive infant mortality has convinced him that they are social rather than sanitary; some being due to lowered vitality parentage, many to culpable neglect or ignorance? as regards proper feeding and nursing, and some to the baneful system of infant life ...

... Wilson reports a rather high-rate for this borough, due largely high infant mortality and a severe and fatal epidemic of measles, which caused less than 20 deaths. There was no mortality, however, from any of the other zymotic diseases except dlarrhcei. ...