... ebewhere, whsefli ffavis been found to reduce infant mortality very oonshllflhAly in the distritte* covered, afh-rute in Dubtin is, to Dr. M‘Walter, 14 times what it be, and the explanation given was that more infants died than should die. They would, said I)r ...

... Brien and lus wife each, and the Court 3s, for their MILK AIin.TEUATICS'. Mr Mullett moved—ln view of the great increase infant mortality in Dublin, and other centres of population Ireland, largely* due to milk adulteration, urge the desirability of still ...

... inspector. They were hearing g 0.4 deal at present, continued Dr Flynn, of tuberculosis and great deal of infant mortality and adult mortality too, was attributed to the drinking of tuberculosis milk, that it would protection to themselves to have veterinary ...

... Pazliamesit. The cause of the terrible Infant mortality, which principally amongst the children of the poor, is owing to the fact that the poor have not the means of procuring the proper and necessary food for their infants and children; and aa a great number ...

... to the first of these movements it was described on Tuesday Lard Robert Cecil, has taken notable stand the question of infant mortality, as one of the most important social movements of the present day,” and If half what is expected from the opentfo*. the ...

... respectively, of the total number children IS years and under (1,490), who died during the period in queetion. The subject of infant mortality in workhouses has been engaging the serious attention of the Local Government Board, and reference is made to it in the ...

... ia nolaaorthv that the 17,729 druths. or oT»*r cwut. wora un«W yaar, and that over 0 or iipm*vrda. But isTaaiuNlnr Ui« infant mortality waa per cent. «l the death*. the deatits at and in Lauwter wore over per cant, that is fie* total death*. Bearing the ...

... allow any propnstor, for the sake of profit, to put upon ihs market infants’ food which not first pt all certified as suitable for the purpose. I '- Another fruitful cause of infant mortality if burning, great many cases of which occur through allowing fireplaces ...

... tint of infancy, and to smaller degree after yesj Owing to the progress of hygiene and medical science, the causes of infant mortality have been largely eliminated, the reefs the commencement of the voyage of life art' in the main avoided, and the average ...

... in view the large increase infantile mortality reported in the district.” The annual report the Medical Superintendent Officer Health did not hear out the supposition that there had bean increase in infant mortality; the contrary, it showed there hod been ...

... mentton. as es-120.000 infants would saved if the “'.'’'f ' hllC 111 ,,IIT IU * proper precautions would bo taken. At- ' ho :, v « o,ml •>« ter quoting statistus with reference to !! *i ,ld self-sacatne to the connthe infant death rate. Dr. Moore stated ...

... it bad been insinuated over and over again that the milk was the cause of the infant mortality. He (the Chairman) held now, be always held, that the cause of infant mortality was be found in the poorer districts, where railway milk waa arid for very low ...