... uujvrtjit topics discussed by the M.O.H. ore the n*s il t« rate infant mortality, and the prevalence of nit»r.i fever in the city, On the former point Dr. I'jtna says the average infant mortality rate for great towns (as compared with 1894; ij-J per 1000 births ...

... the entive district is |, represen a death-rate of 8 1,000. death-rate is 22 per 1 to the midale of 18 1895; and the infant mortality un der 1 1,000 is 184. The is higher in the This is due to ea, typh fever, and scarlet fever. As is reliable test of ...

... explanation of the startling infant mortality which is disclosed this week in connection with the Jewish community. It seems while the death rote of the child population of the whole ocuntry is 25 per cent., the infant mortality among the Jews is over Caper ...

... 23.37. The number of deaths registered during the same period was 72, giving a death rate per thousand of 15-29. The infant mortality was very high. There were 12 deaths from consumption, and six from other pulmonary disease. Two persons died from diptheria ...

... per cent. of the whole mortality, and per 1000 living at that age; and 247 deaths in persons between these extremes of age, or 391 per cent. of the whole mortality, but only 9°2 per 1000 li ng at As there were 127 deaths in infants under one year of age ...

... There was large tnrnont, npwardc of 90 being present. The lecture was thorough practical one, and in view of the great infant mortality in this district mrinly due improper feeding, too much Importance cannot be attached to this subject. Mr Budge, who has ...

... the infant mortality among the Jews is over SO per cent. Among the poor of the race the percentage is over 80. Alarmed at this state of things, the Jewish community appointed a committee to investigate the question. It is found that the high infant mortality ...

... five to heart disease; two were caused by injuries. Infant Mortality.—Of the total number of deaths registered, eighteen were those of infants under one year of age, and this gives an infant mortality of 0A.31.3, which is decrease of 7 on ...

... quarter and 185 in the March quarter 7 of last year; while in the 67 towns the infant mortality a’ tion districts thousand Among the of the county the lowest infant mortalities in Stafford. Uttoxeter, Tamworth, Stone, and the highest in Newcastle under-Lyme ...

... MORTALITY. regards general mortality there have been during the year 148 deaths (80 males and 68 females.) Estimating the population of the combined districts at 7,950, this gives a death-rate of 18 6 per 1,000. The death-rate for 1895 is moderate one ...

... males and 150 of females. The death-rate was 1312 as against 12*8 in 1894 and 12’4 in 1893. The infant mortality is calculated the number of deaths of infants under oue year tier each 1.000 of births registered, and was in 1890, 91 as against 97 in 1894 ...

... aged persons. Infant Mortality: The deaths of infants under one year were 35, giving an infant mortality of 3'B per 1,000. These deaths constitute only about 20 per cent of the entire return, and the births were to the ...