... INFANT MORTALITY, There has been a strikingly alarming increase in the death rate amongst children of tender years in the Gorey district lately. The cause of this cannot strictly be attributed to the measles epidemic, which has now practically passed ...

... Infant Mortality. Miss Griffin reported the death of child which had been in the care .''rs Fisher, Hill View Cottage, Cabiutoely. Sk»y rewired ithe> child from Hollisstreet Hospital on the 2nd October and registered it 15th. It was three weeks old, and ...

... Infant Mortality The great Summer mortality of Infants is largely due to epidemic diarrhoea. This can be avoided. Scrupulous cleanliness of all utensils used is imperative, but this alone will not avail if the milk or food be exposed to the contamination ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Sir Charles Cameron. having regard to the excessive infant mortality at present in Dublin, which he attributes in great part to unripe trait, overripe from the 11x e d meat rt and vegetables, tibia vises that great care should be taken ...

... INFANT MORTALITY DECADE'S AWFUL TALE. ...

... of excessive infant mortality. Mother’s milk is the most natural, and, therefore, the most suitable food for the infant; and where it is available the in(ant requires na other food for the first nine months life. If, however, the infant cannot be breast ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Kenny said wonld like to draw the attention the guardians matter which, although it properly came under the scope of the Public Health department, could also be brought ...

... INFANT MORTALITY Dr. moved:—“That it- is estimated that several thousand infants die each year Dublin from improper nutrition ; and, as the establishment municipal milk depots has been found to reduce infant mortality very considerably in ...

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... NEFANT MORTALITY The “Morning Post’’ says—Most people will écho Mr. John Burns's remark in open: ing the conference on infant mortality, which closed yesterday at Caxton Hall, that the wonder is that no such conference should have been held before. There ...

... Proceeding with the subject of his lecture, Doctor Symes said thousands of infants died every year from food diseases and disorders that were preventable. Though infant mortality in Dublin was very high, it was still higher in the great manufacturing towns ...

... the mothers on hygiene in them started, distribute Mellin‘ Food at a nominal price ef infant's food is included in the In commen many others, I share view that the infant fon, and, may I (though to a lesser extent), the ery of the unemployed is often the ...