... increase in infant mortality. Careful scientific investigations had proved that the separated and skimmed milks that were largely used by mothers for their chil- dren were deficient in the nutriment necessary for the proper development of infants. It was ...

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... CRECHES AND INFANT MORTALITY TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sib, — I have read with interest your article on Infant Mortality, as reported in The Standard of to-day. I observe that you speak of the want of success of creches, and that you express regret ...

... CRECHES AND INFANT MORTALITY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD Sic,— Tour article on Infant Mortality in Tlte Standard of the 15th is very important, and one that should be carefully considered. Ido not, however, think you are altogether correct in stating ...

... County Council, de- livered the third of a series of lectures on Infant Mortality and the Employment of Married Women in Factories. Having explained what was meant by infant mortality, he referred to the statistics of the past fifty years, which showed ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. INFLUENTIAL DEPUTATION TO THE HOME SECRETARY. _ . A deputation from the Parliamentary Bills Committee of the British Medical Association waited upon Mr. Asquith, the Home Secretary, this morning, for the purpose of laying before him ...

... Sir Walter Fester. • long discussion took place on the employment of married women in factories and its bearing upon infant mortality. It was urged that gross mischief resulted from the present system, and suggested theta Royal Commission should be appointed ...

... prevalence of sickness among children in Berlin, a city which tiU recently had a very evU reputation for its terrible infant mortality. When the Empress returned to her carriage she found it almost ?? with fragrant bouquets, silent witnesses of the popularity ...

... the buildings who were removed to hospitals, was 14.7 per 1000, which is 4.0 per 1000 below the average of. London. The infant mortality was 114.4 in each 1000 births, or 52.8 below that of London. ...

... with the influence which the practice of young mothers engaged in factory work had in maintaining the excessively high infant mortality rates of many of Our artisan towns. A short Act ot Parlia- ment enabling local authorities to establish creches, sel ...

... 330 deaths registered last quarter, 43,926 were of infants under one year of age, 63,403 of persons aged between one and 60 years, and 31.051 of persons aged 60 years and upwards. The mortality of infants under one year of age was in the proportion of 214 ...

... was recommended, leavinc SO', to becaraed forward. The rate of mortality was 15.95 per 1000, in-, luding ten deaths which occurred in hospitals and infirmaries. As regarded infant mortality, the deaths under one year of age were at the rate of 13a in eery ...