... INFANT MORTALITY, Dr. Mason has given to the St. Austell Rural District Council his explanation of the causes of the exceptionally high rate of mortality among children in his District. He says that in the St. Austell and Grampound districts the number ...

... En INFANT MORTALIT of 204 98 tion to t be r 1,000 births, which, considered in rela- statistics of other towns and counties, appears to be considerably above the average of the The of in as to county generally. to the the causes of thie bigh infant mortality ...

... Lunatic Asylum), the birth rate was per 1000 population per annum, and the death rate 23-5, corrected death rate 13'0, the infant mortality was 85 7 per 1000 births, xymotic death rate 0-7 per 1000 population pet annum. Only two cases of notifiable infectious ...

... previous year (1895) was 175, which gives a remarkable decrease of 65 for the year 1896, while the mortality shows a decrease of 15 deaths. The infant mortality of children under one year is 2°04 per 1,000 births registered, which is slightly under that of ...

... femalesgiving a general death rate for the year of 13.30 per 1,000. Of the total number of deaths, 36 were_infants under one year, giving infant mortality of 78.9 per 1,000 births, as against 104.08 last year. The report dealt fully with the causes of death ...

... conditions of 1896. Beyond a few cases of simple erysipelas there were only two notifications of infectious diseases. The infant mortality was ahout one-| half of the average. There was only one case of zvmetie disease, and that, was contrected ou'sde the ...

... cheap diet of imported INFANT MORTALITY IN FRANCE. At » meeting of the French Maternal Friendly sm:iba’t'odud.n-hnnhg'o £ tho B “hm i of the Frenc ion to the hard conditions of life of working-class women. The créche, or infant day asylum, could not ...

... meat: INFANT MORTALITY IN FRANCE. At a meeting of the French Mammal Friendly Society, M. /Mellon, Minister of the Interior, attributed the shrinkage of the French population to the herd oonditioss of life of working-class women. The crkhe, or infant day ...

... 1; Radford, pop. ot known ; deaths, 1. Of the total number of deaths at all ages, 19 were under one year, giving an infant mortality 102-15 per 1,000 births. Two deaths occurred from whooping cough, giving zymotic death rate of 0-36, precisely the same ...

... being deaths out of which occurred in Venn Ottery, ¢ tree, 1. Broadhembury, 2; Saloomhe The birth-rate and general of infant: mortality were satisfactory. The ceneral sanitary condit‘on of the district was satisfactory The water supply aad continued adequate ...

... The birth-rate was (exclusive of smal!-pox 15°80). 30°22 per 1,000. The deaths numbere! 1.075; the births 1,235. ‘The infant mortality was 163.56 per 1,000 horn. ‘The zymotic death-rate was per 1,000 (2°76 without small-pox). “Of 9,306 houses in the city ...

... systems, must eventually lead to greater healthiness of the Borough, and as a natural consequence to its prosperity. Infant mortality had also declined, though still high. Ir.fluensi bad shown itself two or three occasions during the year, the type was ...