... INFANT MORTALITY. A circular letter read from the Local Government Board relative to the high rate of infant mortality both in the workhouse and amongst the ordinary people. From the published ntatistios it appesrs that one-tend{ of the children born ...

... Infant Mortality. The second great problem which the Women's National Health Association has set before it is bow to reduce the high rate of mortality of infants. In Ireland, during the year roo6, there were no less than 9,644 deaths of ...

... C1n11=1.m Children mimmill C(120,000 dren die every year England and Wales under twelve ( months of age Infant MOrtality ...

... . 6 1 2 0,0 0 0 Children die every In England and Wales under twelve months of age Infant Mortality, ...

... a great incentive against undue infant mortality. There am other causes of infant mortality, many of which are now made indictable offences and are punishable by heavy fines. If it is proved that the death of an infant under three years of ...

... Andrew Gugerty, Dudley Farrell, James Brady, George O'Connor, Michael Monaghan. Infant Mortality. A circular letter from the LG B relative to the high rate of infant mortality both in the Workhouse and amongst the ordinary people was read. From the published ...

... beautiful Cornish village stept by at breeses lately horrified his listeners by a quotation from the statistical tables of infant mortality in an accredited health resort. The sad part of it all it that quite half the mischief is to ignorance and improper feeding ...

... attention out of proportion to their value. prevalent ivies's* in regard to child life is one of the chief causes of infant mortality, and not until this ignorance is removed and the duties and resioneibilities of motherhood are more fully recognised ...

... good of the protected themselves. For it is probable that not only will the more salubrious climate check the rate of infant mortality, hat that, being more get-at-able, it may be possible to impose those sanitary rules upon the Boer women which, we are ...

... alarmed over the matter. Consumption was as deadly a foe as emigration. The subject of infant mortality was one of great importance. They must look to the future, and the infant of the present time would be the adult of the future. According to the Registrar ...

... trymen in this way. Consumption eras as deadly • toe as emigration to the prosperity of the country. Pim question of infant mortality was one that ens to their hearts, and it was of greet importance. According to the latest returns, 94 out of moder a ...

... compared with males. It appears that tuberculosis is not so fatal during the first year of infant life as at subsequent periods. Comparing the rate of infant mortality from the disease in Ireland with that in England and Scotland, we hod that whereas in England ...