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... INFANT MORTALITY. Lord Robert Cecil, presiding at a meeting in London, that of 120.000 infants that died ©no year England was not too much to say that somo could bavo been saved by proper measures being taken for their welfare. One of tho chief causes ...
... INFANT MORTALITY Some idea of the alarming rate of infant mortality in certain dist, tills of London, where poverty specially a b oun d s , ma y be gathered from the fact that about 35 per cen t, o f th e children born in the Fast-end die before reaching ...
... INFANT MORTALITY REDUCED BY THE WORKING OF MIDWIVES ACT. The Departmental Committee. with Sir Almeric W. Fitzßoy as Chairman, appointed by the Lord President of the Council to consider the working of the Midwives Act, 1902, and in particular with reference ...
... INFANT MORTALITY STATISTICS. On Saturday, at Fulham, London, Mr. C. Luxmore Drew held an inquest on the body of John Ernest Dale, aged 12 weeks, son of a labourer, who was found dead in bed by the side of his mother.— Dr. Shirley Arundel said death was ...
... feeding which threatened the physique of the raoe. Sir James pointed out that infant mortality was terribly increased by unsuitable substitutes for the natural food of infante. ...
... MOM INFANT MORTALITY The Medical Officer (Dr. Eglinton) reported that there had been 46 births and 74 deaths during the quarter, yielding a birth rate of 17 . 1, and a death rate of 27 . 5 per thousand. Deducting 28 deaths which had occurred at Wells ...
... AVOIDABLE INFANT MORTALITY. Every year about 120,000 infants die in this country alone, and there can doubt that an enormous proportion of this might b© avoided. Poverty and overcrowding, with all their attendant evils, account for the greater part of ...
... INFANT MORTALITY STATISTIC On Saturday, at Fulham, London, Mr. C. Luxmore Drew held an inquest on the body of John Ernest Dale, aged 12 weeks, son of a labourer, who was found dead in bed by the side of his mother.— Dr. Shirley Arundel said death was ...
... MUNICIPAL MILK AND INFANT MORTALITY. The Committee of the Noretoh Coep ur . which bad been museted to report on the pmetiosbility of a municipal s t ank met, and probable have. decided that only une depot should be aitabliebed for the present. The coanotttee ...
... sanitary improvements, the infant mortality showed no such signs of decrease. Thus the decimal average death-rate wee :—For 1876 to 1885, 22.2 per 1,000 ; for 1896 to 1905, 16.4 per 1,000. The chief causes of the high infant mortality were improper food, want ...
... BOURNEMOUTH’S CHIEF SANITAR INSPECTOR & INFANT MORTALITY. ME ARTLING FIGURES. The conference of Sanitary Inspectors is connection with the Sanitary Institute's Congres at Bnghten took in the North Draw. ing-room. Royal Pavihon, on Wednesday The President ...
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