... Infant Mortality The great Summer mortality of Infants is largely due to epidemic diarrhoea. This can be avoided. Scrupulous cleanliness of all utensils used is imperative, but this alone will not avail if the milk or food be exposed to the con. tamination ...

... Infant Mortality. The annual t onterance of the was opened todate .t Houroaraewth. Near., members wore the Contorance was one of the largeat held m the Weary of the organo•.—After • reeept.on by the lamed 0 0e Mdse. 00e had been InKen/3011W Ia a Ve'•t ...

... visit to the Infant Mortality Conference, held on June 13th and 14th, in which he stated that the aim of the conference was to consider the social conditions bearing directly or indirectly upon the causation of undue and preventible mortality in infancy ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Public attention has been directed none too soon by the Home Secretary, Officers of Health, and the Medical Profession generally to the alarming mortality of children under twelve months through the United Kingdom. The recent statistical ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. INTERESTING DEPARTURE IN EXETER. The work which has been taken hand Exeter Branch of the National Union of Women Workers, and which the city authorities are assisting far as possible, one which must command the sympathy all citizens ...

... MORTALITY GPN OFFER (FROM OUR O CORRESPONDENT.) Berlin, Wednesday. Tho “ Morgenpost ” states that Mr. Nathan Straas, the American millionnire, has offered to present a complete installation of pasteurizing apparatus for the sterilization of milk—like ...

... sanitary improvements, the infant mortality showed no such signs of decrease. Thus the decimal average death rate was:—For 1878 to 18&5, 22.2 per 1000; (or 1898 to was, 18.4 per 1,000. The chief causes of the high infant mortality were improper food, want ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT CHELTENHAM. Two inquests were held on Tuesday afternoon by Mr. E. W. Coren, the first of which was concerning the infant child of John Leaver, farmer. Badgworth. The child, which appeared to have been a healthy one. The evidence of ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT CHELTENHAM. Two inquests were held on Tuesday afternoon by Mr. E. W. Coren, the first of which was concerning the infant child of John Leaver, farmer, Badgworth. The child, which appeared to have been a healthy one. The evidence of ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...