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... INFANT MORTALITY. The rate of infant mortality, as measured by the proportion of deaths of infants under 1 year of age to 1,000 births registered, was 161.6, as against 179 for the previous year. For England and Wales the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT CARDIFF, Dd A HIGH. DEATW-RATE. rs r- The. Cardiff Health committee bad not such to a happy task as usual on Tuesday morning. when the nmedical officer of health (Dr. E. Wal- un ford) presented his report for the month, in 3y the course ...

... GREAT INFANT MORTALITY AT NEWPORT. The mcdical 'flicer if health for Newport (Dr. Howard Joiicsi his been giving some account of the *irrea»e in-infant deaths which has Lately l>- iioticeable at Newport. The statistics for the week ended August 19 show ...

... deaths among children under one year of age were 123. giving the very high infant mortality of 448 ; the figures for the same period last year being 09 deaths and an infant mortality of 164. ...

... There has not been a single case of infant mortality at Porthcawl during the past year. ...

... reported thv4 during the four weeks ending Sept. 2nd the dea.tk rate was 28 0 per 1,000. This high rate wait caused by tha infant mortality and deaths among young children. Out of 342 deaths 192 were ot children under one year of age. Diarrhoea was the most ...

... HIGH DEATH RATE AT ABERDARE. ALARMING INFANT MORTALITY. At the Aberdare Urban District Council yes- terday, Mr D. P. Davies, J.P., in the chair, the medical officer of health (DrD. Davies. J.P.), in his quarterly report, stated that the namber of deaths ...

... during the previous quar- ter being 13'2. Zymotic diseases were respon- sible for 56 fatalities, and there was a very high infant mortality, the deaths of children under one year of age being 123. This was unprece- dented in his experience, the chief causes ...

... during the previous quar- ter being 132. Zymotic diseases were respon- sible for 56 fatalities, and there was a very high infant mortality, the deaths of children under one year of age being 123. This was unprece- dented in hie experience, the chief causes ...

... for Haverfordwest reported on Monday that the infant mortality in the town w.i 3 at the rate of 303 per 1.000 births, which was higher than the general average throughout the kingdom. SMOKE ARCHER'S INFANT PLANT. Cardiff Provident Dispensary.—Statement ...

... Monday, Pla who urged that the use of tinned separated Thz milk was injurious for children, and seriously to increased infant mortality. Mr. Long, in reply, recognized the desirability of ensuring gol that the public should know what they were oui buying ...