... disease among infants whose sole C food is. milk. 'A-xemphfying this, it has' been claim-edl that the introduction of pas-E teurised milk amohg'the poor people of New t: York has b~een instrumentael in greatly reduc- ing infant mortality during tht'hot ...

... he himself had seen 12 or 13 male and female tinkers heaped and sleeping together promiscuously in one tent, and that infant mortality had been shown from statistics to reach 5D per cent. His experience only corroborates the evidence recently laid before ...

... statistics so unfavourably as temrpered with those pi of othe r countries. Has Dr MA'Ewa or, seen any of the reports on infant mortality which of ca.lle~d forth such strong remarks from our omedi- pit cal officers of health? Is he aware of the increase 1 ...

... mav addl that the total number of deaths in the district in 1897 swas 13, and the average ago at death 83. There was no infant mortality, and one individual, a pauper, reached thle age of 105. (Laughter.) Pt'BLC-IIOUSES AS POST OFFICES. MIr WEIlt asked the ...

... Dr C. U. Shelley will advise parents on the feedmog of ~school boys Band girls, and there will be papers dealin, with infant mortality, and :suggesting ,precantions for- the prevention of ConaSunpipo anti diptiteria. 'I Cuascow was represented to-day at ...

... secured in addition W to that already obtained by the medical ti authorities as to the influence of woman labour el on infant mortality. The medical evidence tl already secured more particularly affects dtaf- I fordshire; and the official desire is to see ...

... the sanitary cozcndiiocs at Kirktpn. Tke, total number of deaths, in 1897 was 13, end the average egre 83. There was no infant mortality, and one individual, a pauper, reached the age of 105. THE DEATH OF MR CLAUSTONE. MESSAGE FROM THE QUEEN-FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS ...

... by his attitude in reference to the question of infant mortality as a result of female labour in factories. These medical bodies still declare that there is a persistently higher mortality stmong infants in one class of artisan towns as o~mpared with another ...

... proceeded with most I expeditiously. The information which has come to hand as to the effect of certain trades upon ud infant mortality is, I am assured, calculateda to confirm the definite position vhieh has I been assumed by the authoritative medical ...

... distinotion, ho I Intense beat continues to be reportae from ;f the United States, and, as a result, a serious in. crease in infant mortality anid numeros cases of sunstroke. At Bnr~iugtes, Iowa, en Saturday any the temnperature i the shade was 106, while at ...

... different (IepLr nentsi twhile the inedical officois of health bacdt e under discussion the vaccination question, c . infant mortality, infectioushospihls, and the f D prevention of tuberculosis. In the evening, athe congress dinsicls was held iii the ...

... (Applause.) Infant mortality was the index oL the moral and social standard ef weellbeing to which the people barl attained. They v ound that is wes the children of poor people waho suffered. A fruitful rause of tnor- sality amotig infants waS duo to women ...