... infancy, and to a smaller degree in after years. Owing to the progress of hygiene and medical science, the causes of infant mortality have been largely eliminated. the reefs at the commencement of the voyage of life are in the main avoided, and the average ...

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

... infancy, and to a smaller degree in after years. Owing to the progress of hygiene and medical science, the causes of infant mortality have been largely eliminated, the reefs at the commencement of the voyage of life are in the main avoided, and the average ...

... : ; ' . , . ' . :. . . The third section ,-under the ' presidency of M . Joliannsen , 'of- Chrirtiania , dealt with infant mortality . —Reuter . . ' . . • .. - . . ...

... being rewaraod by • steady improve. ment in their moral and physical condition and by an increase in their numbers. While infant mortality and tuberculosis prevail to a considerable extent among Canadian Indians, better education and an increase of knowledge ...

... received with applause and slight hissing. He was sure, said, the dissenters would soon cool down, because the extent of the infant mortality in the city was serious as to call forth, the efforts all sections of the community and the medical profession. (Applause ...

... INFANTILE MORTALITY. At a meeting of Society of Medical Officers of Health, in London last night, A. K. Chalmers, Medical Officer of Health for Glasgow, introduced discussion upon Infantile Mortality. The lecturer that in following the course infant mortality ...

... in Providence, he said the other day, could fail to staggered awful waste of life the great cities, in the matter of infant mortality, and the largo number of boys and girls who were brought up without any reasonable chance of making the best of themselves ...

... heavy mortality from tuoercuiar disease, the number of deaths being, excluding those in the poorhouse and asylums, 114, or one-ninth of the total deaths, and only 15 less than the total zymotic mortality. The disease causing most of the mortality was which ...

... Lancashire that lectures should given courting couples on the rearing of infants. The remark was made during a discussion which followed the reading of a paper infant mortality Dr W. Gordon Little, the second day's conference the Lancashire Association ...

... The Rev. E. Despard, the association secretary,, spoke strongly ou life in the slums in Bristol, stating that the rate infant mortality some of them was even greater than that in the concentration camps South Africa, about which we read and heard so much ...

... Health Association of Ireland, which has in view • threefold object. Firstly, to reduce the mortality from consumption; secondly, to reduce infant mortality in the larger towns; and thirdly, to improve the hygienic condition of the national schools. ...