... agreed very largely with Dr. Hope’s as to the ‘which diarrhes had in infant mortality. Dr. Templeman (Da ndee) spoke strongly early marriages as being large contributors to infant mortality. Dr. A. FE. Chalmers opened a discussion on the relative duties of ...

... possesses advantage oee» wsrly all tbe advertised infant foods, inasmuch contains free fat, strongly urged diet infants Pother• gill and Ctoadle. Tbe need for food like VIROL evidenced the suit, ling mortality amongst children. The medical officer health foe ...

... inviting tenders from shipowners for a direct steam.-.aip service between Zealand and Africa. **-*- An extraordinary infant mortality to-aay reported from Glasgow, the rates tor the two past fortnights being and per cent total deaths. I ***- telegrams ...

... that the death rate the district during that year had been equal 14.4+ 1,000. birth rate 28.14 per 1,000. and the rate' infant mortality per 1.000 births 130.54. Tbe eases of infectious notified had amounted to whilst the deaths from the seven principal ...

... ad\antage over nearly all the advertised infant foods, inasmuch as contains free fat. stronjtly unfed in the diet infants by Fothenfill and Cheadle.** Tbs need for a food like VIROL is evidenced by the mortality children. The Medical Officer Health for ...

... without animal food altoeether. The death-rate among both Necks and whites in D..cember was tine times tim average, and th infant mortality is very high. ...

... decrease, and his opinion was confirmed that the public health of the district was improving (hear. hear). The decrease I. infant mortality from 291 to 137 per 1,000 vety gra tifying. From Infectious diseases time had been 9 deaths. He congratulated the Council ...

... had not much time at their n-va-u. «_i **s* I dirorcssion terminated. Dr Hopo ( Liver** >oi) open***! i ■ «•■ * I tho Infant Mortality and fa ?? : ...

... prolonged the service until 2 quarter to nine. A London of repute lately hazarded the starting opinion that half the infant mortality ef ceriain districts known to him might be ex- plained by the use of such milk from which the cream had been extracted ...

... the City. Dr Kessen brought that fact out into very bold and biting relief. “Qne-half of the birth-rate to be lost by infant mortality is a tremen- dous loss.’ So it is, and the indifference with which it is regarded is a tremendous reproach. Remember ...

... rates, accordinz to the report of the Medical Officer of Health, the experiment has resulted in • marked diminution of infant mortality in that town. This is not surprising when we consider the large extent to which inferior adulterated milk is sold to ...

... upon our large infant mortality, and my wages tions as to the feeding of infanta have been of by calling the attention of parents to the hygienic treatment of infanta generally has to some extent conduced to the lessening of the among infants (I may here ...