... British Medical Ataacialiou waiUi upon Mr Aaqaitb te*day ta nrge nacaaaiiy for laitiaJation with a view to leeeecing infant mortality by preventing mother* from work in factories for certain penoda. The dopotatien alao (ought have d«atba properly certified ...

... Chinos m Tran—i«l ami > to appoint r-' /> >alar«d in and aolarsof naval dnfcnc*. include* roeawncß for ti» ’J* lioavy infant mortality mcas.”' ■ with eWtoral quosirms, The financial powtion of the Colony i- ...

... house to eradicate disease when appeared. The subjects that they particularly took up were this discaao tuberculosis, infant mortality, and school hygiene. They wanted branches of th-’ Association everywhere, which would be representative of all sections ...

... they are going thus to join foreign nations our Colonies are crying out for men. Sir George appalled at the terrible infant mortality our great cities, and implores to save the children so that, if the competition life is too keen for them home the Colonies ...

... means diminished racial recistance. The y.ast.' of infantile life in England and Wales isstdl ecormous. In 1904 the mortality of infants uncier one year of age was equal 145 per 1,000 births, hut the dirveasee which this great sacrifice was principally ...

... question • infant life was. therefore, perial moment. author, has said that • the chiet mortality is not to found > stitution. the plain i' majority of infants arc knie;i The causes of ■ the Registrar Genera! .o. appalling rate of mortality seditions that ...

... undjgnrfKal Nothing could be more unaettUne country, which, like Ireland depended almost upon »gncultural production Much the infant mortality was coo noted with the gross agnorance mothers in the operative class as the .one and 1100 1 heir children In cooclusjoo ...

... the mortality amongst infants Ireland the death rat© compared very favourably indeed with nearly all other countries (applause), flt was considerably lower than in England Scotland. She believed there were 92 deaths in Ireland per thousand infants, as ...

... House. in*,. Thi- Rev. J. P. Mahaffy. S.F.T . the chair. Afterwarde her Excellency Dawson street, and presided a i.« infant, mortality and milk depot*, delivered Sir William J. T-, F.8.G.5.1.. in the Mall the |r-i Civil F.mrin«-r?. mid» r th* auvp ■ Woman’s ...

... foreign the nature of the animal—is equally important, and an ill-kept stye ia quite sufficient account for a nigh rate of infant mortality in young litters. To keep a couple sows If there are cows, and consequently a certain amount separated milk, is clear ...

... 34-6. that an epidemic of meaalea would only account for about one-third of the infant mortality Dublin the week ending December, 1902 The real caosee of this ex cMSive mortality are, we believe, rightly stated in the report of the Sanitary Association. The ...

... and have improved more rapidly than any other, yet, the fight hon. pointed onl, infant mortality that not the caae, and there ate .-•oroe disirkta where the infant mortality ir fdill terribly too high. from report this «übje« by U*e Hurean l ...