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... INFANT MORTALITY. Referring to the medical officer's remarks as to infant mortality. Mr James remarked that four out of the six County Council lectures by Miss Sturges@ on infant nursing bad been held, and were attended by about half a dosen ...
... INFANT MORTALITY.. INQUESTS AT NEWPORT. Br. Lyndon butantsh coroner. held an inquest at the 'form the boru obahl of Albert a Intourer, Shaftesbury Strout, and who died in a ilt.--Lvidence nate given by a and a WOlllllll aparinoeuts iu tho tome hone.% ...
... HIGH INFANT MORTALITY. The mortality among babies fed by head higher It Is among those nursed by their mothers. This is the conolusion arrived at by the medical °Hoer for Derby in the Loes►.' He shows that the mortality among hand-fed Derby children ...
... INFANT MORTALITY HIGH. THE FIRST ANNUAL REPORT Of Dr J. O'Heeffe wig formally promoted at the Wt meeting of the Council. It reads aa follovia, the statistical tehleo being omitted : Mr Chairman and Gentlemen,—l have pleasure in submitting yrs my drat ...
... INFANT MORTALITY. NEWPORT CORONER'S COMMENTS, THE INSURANCE QUESTION. Mr. Lyndon Moore, the Sorough Coroner, held an inquest on Monday touching the death of Johanna Chrietiea, six months old, daughter of a Swedish and who was found dead crib on Mu- lay ...
... percentage of infant mortality in the borough. During the three years in which special work against infant mortality has been in progress 6,746 births have been regietcred, ■rd 792 died under on? year of age, giving the total infant ...
... PONTYPOOL FREE JPRESB HEALTH OF PONTY POOL Dr S. B. Mason's Annual Report• PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS RE INFANT MORTALITY, 801100 L SANITATION, REFUSE DESTRUUTION, &c. ...
... tour persons reached the age of 60. 64. 65. and 74 respectively, and there was only one infant death under one yea ruf age. a great improvement on the infant mortality of the preceding month. The following notifications of infectious disease were made : ...
... prevention of infant mortality both in England and on the Continent. It has reduced the infant mortality rate from an average of 135 r a the peek ten years-1897-1906—down to 97 for the last year-1907, effecting a saving of 26 more infant ...
... pasteurised or sterilised before being given to bottle-fed infants. Varioun objections have been urged against these with but very little scientific justification, but even if true, the danger to the infant from the use of nteriliwd or panteurined milk in in ...
... township. who, being born during his term of office. should live to he one year old. The Mayor's object was to check infant mortality by encouraging the instruction of mothein in the rearing of their children. The result of the experiment was that out ...
... reducing infantile mortality is likely to play a very important part in the near future, especially in view of the declining birth rate of the country. UN the experience almo,t of all who have had something to do with infant mortality that it is not by ...