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... INFANT MORTALITY IN RUSSIA. ThB Kifrtkoc Slwvo, quoting from medical census recontlv completed, states that the mortality among infants one year of age in rlftv Russian governments is 35 per cent. In tome governments, such asWilna, Kurland.and Eetland ...
... INFANT MORTALITY IN LIVERPOOL. s At a meeting of the Literary and Philosophical Ha Societ. held last evening at the Royal Instita- S, a tion, Oolquitt-street, Principal Rendal in the chair, a a papr on Excesive Infant Mortalitv in Liver. Je yv Vool: ...
... included wit | INFANT 10. LIVERPOOL, — — RESULTS oF NS. Yesterday. at te Heal Commit City Dr. Hope, the th, in rey that the deati FOR week was 28 Pin th © 1,000, said tb ALES. 363 deaths 190 were those of child one r of age. The infant mor: mainly due ...
... said he found tat ' as infant mortality was much greater am.Nc ink artificially - fed than among naturally i-fe )an children. Infant mortality in the north Lb ler England was much higher than in the seot e. The total average mortality of ...
... was the the weakest only what one 112 Of 104 wore gr ‘The total namber of opp of thew | aud seven wore withdraws ae HIGH INFANT } N RAILWAY —— LIVER: BR EES TY LIVER! The weekly ting of the sh: Pi a. was held | | depaty muon at nounted tu port stated ...
... committee, Dr. Hope added that the infant mortality was always greatest in hot weather, when the difficulty keeping infants’ artinoiet food from turning soar wee greatest. . Mr. Grant suggested return showing mortality different districts of the city. Dr ...
... The interesting paper Dr. H. R. Jones and Mr. Herbert Da vies on Infant Mortality, which was read last night before the Liverpool Literary and Philosophical Society, reveals, not by any means for the first time, tbe existence of a truly awful state ...
... and shot and killed his father. INFANT MORTALITY IN LIVERPOOL The report of the medical officer of health, aubmitted at a meeting of the Liverpool Health Committee on Thursday, indicated that the increase in infant mortality from diarrtwea continued, and ...
... Sfediea! behalf tion to-day saited upon Mr. Asquith to respoa- was an necessity for legislation with a view to onduct- infant mortality, by preventing mothers fr ing in factories for a certain period. | an the ddueced putation also sought to save prop: ...
... Committee to the danger of milk ' used in Liverpool being affected by tubercola.* end Dr. Nigh attributed a great deal of infant mortality to the presence of bacoilli in milk. ...
... presented G in the report for 1895. Then there was an ex- B ceptionaily high infant mortality in the whole s country and the large towns, and a yet higher Ii infant mortality in Cheshire and the municipal boroughs of Cheshire. However, though the v record ...