... INFANT MORTALITY. no Borough Cream (11r. /Waft) bad ii uoqueot atanioes. it the dessiess a the ef Um. 7'bre ray. Mrs. Wu was tbo doca l aid s.. ea Ilasdar alba it tabs. dl la • it. roesarie• but IN rad sse. erambed. la reply to the Mis. OM did est wad ...

... INFANT MORTALITY Oa nwesisg Yr. Cecil two at the Caresses Biesdos-street. fls list was Mary sad • yarn Um of 11. Dsweratrist. Os child Pus mined with • It. sad. slthesigh stissided to. diii the fol. lowing narsing. A verdict of frau inning was ary repress ...

... INFANT MORTALITY I have been reading a very sensible letter addressed to the Editor of a medical journal, by a medical man, on the high death rate which prevails among infants in our great centres of population. ‘There is no question here of the high ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. I. Vacher .t.tw the proportion of Wont. who died in Cbevhire was 1 per 1.000 baths than the whole country. aid the proportion of infants who dud in the Cheshire municipal borough was 16 per 1.000 births wart than to the 33 grist town ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN LIVERPOOL DIPLORAIBLI RIPULTR or THR Yesterday. at the floalth Committee li' ren: h. the death rate las . : week nes 20.2 is the 1.000. said that of it. deaths 100 were Slime of children below on. year of SIM TM infest mortality ...

... THE CAUSE OF INFANT MORTALITY. The infant mortality, that was, the deaths of infants under one year of age to each thousand births registered, was considerably higher than the previous year, being 162 . 63, against 70 O. The ...

... EXCIMIVE INFANT MORTALITY. Ik. Gough has de report aid dee titers for the district the Dina Caned. 11. says the .26 don= the lust few years as I mid dorm( numbers of penes. hit the . the labeler. . winter of hots.. to district i peep slim 3,114. and for ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN CHESHIRE TOWNS. PROPOSED CONI• RILNCE. . At • ng cf the Cheshire Council no. t•r.lisc • donsursion took rpm the ques tum .4 infant Innrtal.ty the hornet/ha of Dukinieki. and Hyde. Atten sad been drawn to the matter by the mildwisl ...

... portion of the populs Portion whose rate of mortality is als ), were est, seem to survive, nay, even to | statistian be nevesssry to su] ing fact, thay Tass lity wes nearly double that of tlantic Geath-rate of infants, that wader ome year, was reduced as During ...

... decrease the mortality among infants. How- ever, the question to be considered for the whole of England and Wales and for every county is not — why did the infant mortality rate rise in one year or fall in another year, but why is the infant ...

... rate of in, fact mortality measured by the proporuon of deaths of infante under one year to the total number if births during the year is equal to 233.4 per l'he rate for the previous year was 194.1 per 1.0.10. The rate of infant mortality throughout all ...

... SACRIFICE AT BARNOLDSWICK. the annual report to Urban Council. Dr. F. K. Atkinson, medical officer, mentions the verv high infant mortality. About per cent, of the deaths are those children under hve. Most these deaths might hav* been prevented knowledge proper ...