... rumal 1.; counnty f average, 154; England and Walk,' 147. The. n mortality rate for the whole PHral Sanitary .a Authority for 1893 is 15-0 per L,000, zymobic rate . 0-71, and infant mortality a/te 110. Derwent, a w!th Its death-rate of 3-8 per 1,O4, is one ...

... conclusively showed that the mortality among artificially fed infants was very much greater than among infants fed even partly on breast milk,. and lie believed this was the chief, if not the' only explanation of the high infant mortality. ...

... where people of all ages and both sexes are huddled together without any regard to the com- mon decencies of life. The infant mortality is placed as high as fifty per cent., while those who survive their earlier trials grow up without even the rudiments ...

... The s average death-rate for the past ten years was 15-9 per S 1,000. During the year 131 infants under one year of age died, the annual rate of infant mortality being equal to 158 per thousand of registered births. The seven chief , zymotic diseases caused ...

... special inquiry has been undertaken during the past summer by the wfomen in ornto the cause s of the unusually high rate of infant mortality, and the reult seems to show most incontestably tatu improer feoding is more responsible for ienfant deaths than any ...

... leakages prevented. INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. Reid (Staffordshire), medical officer of health, dealt with the influence which the practice of young mothers engaged ii factory work had in maintaining the excessively high infant mortality rates of many of our ...

... Continuing their proceedings at Black-pool yesterday, the Public Health Congress at the various meetings discussed drainage, infant mortality, atchoel inspection, and the smoke nuisance. A young mnan named Stuart, otherwise Stewart, was charged yesterday at Bow- ...

... sbout. h, mg and running about. Certainly germs of o1 any kind had a fair chance, if they liked, to make P an attack Infant mortality mway well be high 83 when we as the evils they are subjected to, even IN in a well-r~ld tshooL through the waat of S ...

... and the death-rate was an exceptionaljy low tI one-ia fact, one of the smallest ever recorded in the 51 borough. The infant mortality was proportionately a higher. but not quitu so great as in August. Deaths a from diarrhea in chi'dren were under the ...

... with a considerable proportion of married women ocoupied, the infant mortality rates vary irre- tolarly. To arrive at the truth with regard to the relation between high rates of infant mortality and industrial ?? of mothers, it would be ueces. sary for the ...

... English towns the mean rate of infant mortality did not exceed 16-1 per cent. of the births, and in fifty other lar-e rcown districts the Dnrcesnae *.vas also 16-1. With regard to the constant excess of infann mortality in Hanler, he points out that the ...

... of lealth, in his annual eporto sta'ed that the number of births registered last year was 107, and the deaths 87. The infant mortality was decidedly high. He hoped the recent epidemic of scarlet fever had been stampe d out T'he principal zymotic disease ...