... lives per annum. As an exceptionally low rate infant mortality bad been maintained for two successive years, it might be hoped that the warnings uttered as regards infant hygiene, and more particularly infant feeding, were beginning take effect. Until now ...

... carry out objects in three ways - hr an anti-tobercnloaia crusade, giving attention school hygiene, and !S the problem infant mortality With regard the anti-tuberculosis effort, was unfortu very much required in Ireland. was afraid there was somewhat larger ...

... to an adjourned meeting of the committee. STARCH PoasoxVIG has been said, on good autho- rity, to be the main causeof infant mortality. No farinaceous food should be given to a child till it has a full mouth of teeth, unless such food has been previously ...

... against tuberculosis which was being so well illustrated the Exhibition. the second place the association dealt with infant mortality; and finally, it devoted itself the question of school hygiene and the surroundings of the children. In conclusion, the ...

... useful wives and mothers. From forty to fifty children attend at each hort. Mr*. Robert Campbell read the report of the Infant Mortality Committee, which contained the following During the paat year the work of the babies clubs has progressed well, and the ...

... PUBLIC DANGER. To TEE EDITOR Ou THE BELFAST Nr4s. TEflr. SIR-The Zymotio death rate of BOlfast is always high, and the infant mortality excessive. Various causes have been assigned for this; but there is one, I think, that has been overlooked. I refer to ...

... people. (Hear, bear.) They should make up their minds to work for the extermination of the disease. Then the rate of infant mortality was unnecessarily hv»h in this country. (Hear, hear.) The people of Ireland were under deep debt gratitude to Lodv Aberdeen ...

... question health problems which they could take up. which concerned every party, and the people as What tney meant by infant mortality was the whole. licensed vintners had referred number of deaths that occurred in the first the previous afternoon to the ...

... farms. Independence was still insisted upon. Therefore, the Government were bound fight the issue to the end. As the infant mortality the concentration camps, it had been exaggerated by’those who did not know, but even Boer officers had not complained ...

... Reference was mafi to the p1 question put by 6r. Samuel Young.APi h is HousecJouse of Cons relative to a certa cais of oin infant mortality in Belfiaqt. From the statistics Bf laid before the c'ieamirtea ny the mndical smperitn- teoldlot officer of health. ...

... the health of t!he infants for whom it supplies pasteurised and modified milk according to medical prescription. It is calculated that the mortality amongst those infants only per cent., against the average Dublin infant mortality of 144 per ...

... has been and will before us—l moan the municipal milk depots. I.anghler and cheers.( Then there legislation regarding infant mortality and the care of pau per children. Can anyone sav these things are itsidothe rangeof women experience? (Cheers.) there ...