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... of . health for Glasgow , introduced a • ' c ^ isoussioa : upon > Infantile Mortality . 'The lecturer . ' said that : in following . the course ; of infant' mortality over . • a series of ; years few-features were more ' str iking'than ' . tho contrasts ...
... Going over the vario ' us Bills . introduced dulrihg the . ^ past foiir years , dealing with licensing , education , infant mortality . lh 6 Army . and tho oaro of tho children ) ( AO Bpeaiter 6 iW ? ( bat if aH of them had 'been ^ aceS on the Statute ...
... Dr Wyman saya :--The steady decrease in general mortality does not apply to tho infante , It is rccogiiisou tliat gasiro-intcstinal disease is tho largest sing-le factor determining infant mortality . This oiiormous loss of potential wcath is of grave ...
... stimulating an interest in infant mortality . ( Hear , hear . ) This had also been reflected in the increased efforts which were' being made in Parliament to do more than had'formerly been dono for the protection of infant life . A lady at this stago ...
... eriroinalily ; ( g ) f&tal influence of • AlcohcArem on d' ^ oeBtiauts—diminution , of the number of births , enonmtaf infant mortality , epilepsy , idiocy , newosity , . tubarcitlosia , stmitf ...
... deaths per 1000 , w Dairy 131 , in St Leonard ' s 138 , asd is St Giles' 167 poi 1000 . In Causewayside alone there was an infant mortality of 180 . ' India Place stood out badly with 280 ; but Cowgate was the worst of all , with S 25 deaths per 1000 . The ...
... progress . [ PAItAOBAPlI JLBVEBTISEMENi' . ] STARCH POISONING has been Eaid , on good authority , to be the ma in cause of infant mortality . No farinaceous food should be given to a child till it has a full mouth o ( teeth , unless such food has been previously ...
... Exeter of the British Medical Association , different views found expression as to the use of alcohol . Milk supply and infant mortality was another of the subjecte under discussion . _________ • ( p . o . ) THE proceedings of the International Conference ...
... introduced a debate on infant mortality . He emphasised the unforhrnato results of early and improvident marriages and the disastrous influence of the drinking habits of mothers • upon their offspring . Another cause of m-Eant mortality , . more particularly ...
... influence which the ' practice nf younc mothers titRBpfd 'in' factory ' nork had in n-aintiiiriinR the f'xcpHsively hiRh infant mortality ratr ^ of many towns . From , inquiries and statistics it was bplieved' that no , fewer than 28 ^ 5 infanta died . in ...
... affects to be greatly satisfied with Dr Fordyce ' s opinioni that the high infant mortality is not mainly due to tuberculous infection , and ignores the main fact . that the high mortality is due to impure milk . This is a poor satisfaction , and hardly likely ...
... alcohol . The falling- of the drink bill of tho nation was going to be very marked in the improvin g ot the -rate o { -infant mortality . ( Applause . ) He had come to Scotland , ho said , in connection with - the Temperance Collegiate Association . They ...