... INFANT MORTALITY. At mergence of the Rrit-gh Temperance Amor-nation in Airdrie yeererday, Mita °outlay referred to the, work done in Cowoaddetm connoritica with infant mortality. and rotated that the infant had *ono down thronrh the work 24 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, For a long time the high death-rate among infants in Barrhead has been engaging the attention of the Town Council, with the view of adopting some means of stopping what the Medical Meer describes as a scandal. Circute& containing information ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. ReferrinirirTtieCouncirs communication to the Local Government Board inquiring as to whether the Council h►d any right to assess for expenses incurred in connection wiih the effort to reduce infant mortality, the Provost asked if any ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, The average death rate of ohiidren noder 1 yesr of age per 1000 birthe, from 1881 to 1859, was 128 in Beotiand as & whole, 91 in the mainiand raral and 86 ip the ipsular raral districts of Scosland. Thae iufantile death rate in the Local ...

... INFANT MORTALITY is always highest among the poor. It is merely the low death-rate among the better classes that keeps the average down. Exclude these better classes and it is obvious that the rate must ns*. The matter is, however, one that ought to be ...

... INFANT MORTALITY I have to point out that there has been a slight increase In the infantile dea h rate, 41 children dying within one year of birth, and due, in my opinion, to an epidemic of whooping cough that continued throughout most of the year and ...

... on Infant Mortality. Campbell, of Dundee, says been saying some very plain about infant mortality in se. Taking his stand upon ee is notorious among the for its high rate of infant ed that they never would 8 they ought to do unless ok steps ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Last year he had occasion to allude totho infantile mortality in the bargh. He pointed oat that the gormal infantilo meriality in healtby towns was 45 to 50 per 1000 births. Ile had ocossion o abow them that in Oban dnring the past 13 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The subject of the high death rate amongst children was further considered at a meeting of the Public Health Cem• mitten on 27th June, together with a report by the medical officer, who wu in attendance, and statistics for the put five ...

... INFANT MORTALITY A SUCCESSFUL EFFORT. Readers will recall the fact that at lard meeting of the Town Council there was a good deal of favourably °amplest by ex•Provoet Shanks', Councillor Shanks and other., on the Burgh Nurse's first complete sonnal report ...

... VACCINATION AND INFANT MORTALITY. e ' A correspondence has just QBJECTS TO A POPISH” ?pass-ed beween the Lerd Provost 'PRH‘“L iand Mr W. F. Anderson on the (?ur old friend, the Rev, JaUObgono part, and Mr A. A. Verel, of Primmer, ha.‘;; put on the ...

... as they did, at improving the early conditions of infant life, were uell meant forms of benevolent philanthropy, tut they did not grapple at close quarters with the serious question of infant mortality . . What was wanted, and what they in that immunities ...