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... INF-ANT MORTALITY. Dr. Walford (medical officer of health) reports that in the four weeks ended October 15th the f number of births registered in the borough was 450 (a rate of 35 0 per 1,000), and the deaths were 213 (% rate of 15-6). The number of deaths ...
... INFANT MORTALITY AT CARDIFF. Dr. Walford (medical officer of health) reports that in the four weeks ended October 15th the number of births registered in the borough was 450 (n. rate of 33-0 per 1,000), and the deaths were 213 (a rate of 15'6). The number ...
... STARCH POISONING hat been said on rood author.ty to be the main cause of infant mortality. farinaceous food should be riven to child till it has a fall mouth of teeth, unless such food has been previously malted. Horlick's Malted Milk is cow's fresh milk ...
... STARCH POISONING has been said on good authority be the main cause of infant mortality. farinaceous food should given to a child till it has 1 mouth of teeth. unle«s such food has been previously malted' Hcriick's Malted Milk is cow fresh combined with ...
... erysipelas. INFANT MoRTALITY. The rate of :ufant mortality as measured by the proportion of deaths of infants under one year of age to 1000 births registered was 179, as against 198 fax the previous year. For England and Wales the infant ...
... -e**- fully defy ihrs« most instances, hut with invalids and infants the case is different. The liigbr>t aM*i. ...
... defy theae germs in most instances, but with invalids and infants the case is different. The highest medical authorities lay particular stress the importance of sterilising milk for infants. many towns the authorities charge hospitals, orphanages, and ...
... successfully defy these germs moat instance*, but with invalids and infants the case (Liferent. The highest medical authorities particular stress the importance sterilising w-iHf for infants. many towns the authorities charge hospitals, orphanages. institutions ...
... medical lay particular ■trees the importance nulk for infants. towns tb« autbi>ritiea in charge of hospitals, orphanages, and similar allow only sterilised milk to aaed, and a larga >n infant mortality has resuiled- Soli Agsnti tor Swansea : TATLOR & Co ...
... particular stress the importance of sterilising milk for infants. many towns the authorities charge hospitals, orphanages, institutions allow only sterilised milk to used, and large reduction infant mortality has resulted. Sole Albnts for Swansea TAYLOR & Co ...
... charge of hospitals, orphanages, and similar ins'itutions allow only sterilised milk to be used, and larg* reduction in infant mortality has resulted. Sole Agints por Swansea TAYLOR & Co., LIMITED “ALBERT” WHEATMEAL ...
... defy these germs in moat instances, hut with invalids and infants the case different. The highest tmdical authorities lay particular stress on the importance of sterilising m.lk for infants. many towns the authorities in barge of hospitals, orphanages ...