... INFANT MORTALITY. (To the Editor {he yhieids Dally Sir.- ■ A For.d Parent” writes u iiioy.l in- tercel tint letter, wherein are found many points agreement with my previous letior. that for moment I I: oend you further h'f.in. Mortal is practically ...

... FANT MORTALITY eatisfacto: The report continues: One of the most features of the statistics is the very marked reduction in the mortality among children under one year of age, the total ths recorded being’ 3,792, or nearly 1,000 fewer than in the previous ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. With regard to infant mortality, Dr. Dingle observes that the past year has been notable for a very marked decrease in the number of deaths of infants under one year of age. This decrease is entirely due to the diminution ...

... INFANT MORTALITY alane tha doctor saya, the mortality of infants under 1 year, ineatnred the number of deaths, per 1,000 horn was X7l'B, against 122'4 in 1896, and 193 in 1896. For England and Wales the rate was 156 per 1,000. The percentage of all the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. THE COBONEB St'SiBEBLAfiD. aigut * branch meeting of the Churcb Mena {society waa held Sit. ChtwakL's, when Mr. J. F. Hnrmcle, solicitor, and coroner for the county borough of Sunderland, gave address on ** infant Mortality.'* it was ...

... numerous provisions for the better ment of the borough, but is remar containing certain inserted view of a diminution in the infant n & matter in which tho present May Broadbent, has long taken a keen it an and In eupport af the proposal of the ] Health ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Mr Asquith, replying to a deputation, to-clay, said though he regretted the large increase of infant mortality, it was not proved that this was due to mothers employment in factories. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The Clerk pr«»duced a letter fnmi the County Council asking if the I'rbon Council wore prepared adopt the Notification of Births Act. 1907 (involving the appointment of Health Inspectors ). The Clerk was instructed that the Council were ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. 88. F. H. MOBISOBi'S REPORT. Tb* report of the Medical Officer of Health for West Hartlepool (Dr. F. D. J£orison; lor the year 1906 has'just been ia«ued. During the year there a'cotisideraWe dccrerae in the number ot infection* notified ...

... report brought out the fact that though the infant mortality throughout England was lamentably high, the infant mortality in the county area Durham was considerably higher tlian the average of England. Their mortality was 163 per 1,000, ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, a printed reply to Mr. Summcrbell. M.P., who asked a question respecting infant mortality, Mr. John Burns stated that aware that there is usually an increase infant mortality the latter part ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Editor of Northern Dtiltf Mail Sir,-The statistical returns infant mortality in various countries include such widely Norway. deaths per I.OGO births, sad Germany 204 per 1,000 birtia. In the vast plains Rumia the infantile death rate ...