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... said he found tat ' as infant mortality was much greater am.Nc ink artificially - fed than among naturally i-fe )an children. Infant mortality in the north Lb ler England was much higher than in the seot e. The total average mortality of ...
... committee, Dr. Hope added that the infant mortality was always greatest in hot weather, when the difficulty keeping infants’ artinoiet food from turning soar wee greatest. . Mr. Grant suggested return showing mortality different districts of the city. Dr ...
... twenty year*. INFANT MORTALITY AND FACTORY LABOUR. DEPUTATION TO THE HOME SECRETARY. [by teucoftarti.l A depot a* ion from the British Association to-day aaittod upon Mr. Aaguitb to urge the ocaeaaity for iegtalatioa with view to iesseoiog infant mortalitv ...
... safeguarded. Mr. John Bums has backed the bill. The attention of the Homo Secretary to given the pcserat moment to the infant mortality in certain artisan towns where women are largely engaged In factory labour. The has been brought prominently forward ...
... Thanka were voted to Dr. Itlido for hi, imp,. t:en. Reid, of the Statfordthire County Council. then rend a paper 11 Infant Mortality and Female Labour in Relation to Factory leg'''. lation and l/r. 11. Joni,. I.iterpool. on of the• of Female Worker. ...
... when he was further asked to believe that the mortality among a given number of infants born in certain artisan towns exceeded by more than 100 per cent. the I mortality among a corresponding number of infants born in agriculturel counties he was still more ...
... Richardsnn observes that these figures emphasise the necessity for future attention and investigation as to the eanae of infant mortality. The ages which tbe other deaths took place were Ito years. : sto 15 years, 17 : 15 25 voars, 22 ; 25 65 years, 230 ; ...
... the death- nt rate, Dr. HoP said that the diminution in the r death-rate was almost entirely due to the decrease at of infant mortality. He attributed this to the On changes in the weather, and as the season h advanced they might expect a considerable further ...
... licavy mortality. Another point was that the mortality was (reotest in tbe poorer quarters, where there was. most privation. Again, tha larger proportion three children wore infants nnmarrisr- fema)*-, and it was known that .ilefitimato infants did not ...
... of the births 562 were males and females. Thera bad been an increase in the infantile mortality-44 more the rate being 1607, while tbw general rata of infant mortality for England and Wales was 159. Fifty-three inquest* were held daring the year, against ...
... devoted itself yesterday to the discussion of ins questions of paramount moment, these inolud- id- ing Fever Microbes, Infant Mortality, led The Causes of Typhoid, and The Status 4 ite of the SanataryInspector.l Bsee Loh ANTIQUARIANS IN THE ISLE hiA ...
... energetic t Home Secrt. The inquiry which has just been ordered isuinto the effect of the employ- tent of married women on infant mortality. a the Berlin. Conference-which seems to have a begun and, at least for the present, ended. the erratic activity of the ...