... INFANT MORTALITY RETURN CRITICISM OF POOR LAW MINORITY REPORT Local Government B««*rd has issued a return concerning the morUtlity infants horn in Poor Law institutions, which, the Miuority Report of the Poor Low Commission asserted, is between two and ...

... in- fancy, and to a smailer degree in after years Owing to the progress of hygiene and medi cal science, the causes of infant mortality have been largely eliminated, the reefs at the commencement of the voyage of life are in the main avoided, and the average ...

... presid of the Lord Meyor (Sir Robert Anderson, J.P.) Teporis were received from the Anti-Tuberculosis, School Hygiene, and Infant Mortality Sab-Committees, and s detailed acoount given of the work socompliched dnring the past twelve months, Lsdy Aberde-n, who ...

... from 0 or impurities, hardens the tartar, ves to Vidal fragrance the be pearl, rice 2s tne MILK AND CONSUMPTION. WHY INFANT MORTALITY REMAINS SO HIGH. “Tatercalosis ia Maa ood Beast” is the tithe of a paper in the Wincteesth Century, ia which Sit Herbert ...

... INFANTILE MORTALITY. The •' Lancet ~ eentabaa three articles bearing the problem of Infant mortality. Of the three, that by Dr. laid, mcdieal oOocr of health of Staffordrisire. throws meat light upon the actual eanaation of mortality, and those milk supply ...

... are n ¢ doing their duty by their children, the infant mortality bein, considerable, though vast quantities of milk have been distribu- ted to the women, It has been proved that the normal causes of mortality have been multiplied b: their practice of feeding ...

... presidential ad- dress to the British Medical ov Tuesday, said the appilling death-rate from tuberculosis made legislateon infant mortality essential, The enormous largely resulted from ignorance of ehild. and elementary hygiene, which shou be tought in the ...

... against di>c«ar And to too up-bringing of healfby »igoroua . . i—Of 100 ►> mpaLby and ißicreat women in imporUnt queaUon infant mortality. morisJity requires immediato attenUoo Owing sad decreaaa the population Ireland, is in the highest sense psinotac duty ...

... thirty-three great towns the average annual mortality of young children is two huadred and forty-eight per thousand, or thirty-two per thousand more than in the camps of mercy. But that is not the worst. The infant mortality in Birkenhead is three hundred and ...

... the young children under compulsory school ago in England (and the present waste of child life shown by the tables of infant mortality is lamentable) the following points should be borne in mind:—The day nurseries in the large towns should receive the ...

... moments, but the patient should be made to lie still and be kept quiet for some time after it. The tremendous proportion of infant mortality in town slums, as compared to country cottages, is, says the diectly predis posed to overcrowding and lack of pure air ...

... death-rate bas been reduced from 23 to 15 per 1,000. Infor- mation will also be obtained from the census returns as to infant mortality. Another im- portant alteration and addition is the pro- vision by which figures will be given showing the number of ...