... INFANT MORTALITY. The infant mortality for the year was at the raie of 106.14 per 1,000 births, as compared with ilB for England and Wales. This rate for the whole country is also the lowest ever recorded, showing beyond doubt that the attention drawn ...

... MILK AND INFANT MORTALITY. LICENSING OF DAIRIES URGED. Professor Kenwood (London), in the course of a paper on * Milk Supply and Infant Mortality,”’ read before the State Medicine Section of the British Medical Association, at Exeter, to-day, said that ...

... CHECKING INFANT MORTALITY. HUDDERSFIELD'S EFFORT. Figures indicate the success which has attendd the efforts of the Hudderstield Corporation to check infant mortality. The figure for 39 completed weeks of the present year's working is 85. At the ccrresponding ...

... PREMIER AND INFANT MORTALITY Replying to-day to a deputation of medical officers and others representing the Nationa! Conference on Infantile Mortality, Mr. Asquith assured them of the interest taken by the Government on the subject. It was impossible ...

... Lower Death-rate: Deereased Infant Mortality. The statistics in regand to the birth rate and death raie in the Borough of Halifax for the year 1907 have been compiled, and though they are subject to correction before being published in the anuual report ...

... five years has beon 48, There have been six deaths among infants under ane rof age, against three in 1510?», and eleven in 190{.“md an average of nine for the past ten years. This infant mortality produces a rate of 101 per 1,000 births registered, as compered ...

... decline in the rate of infant mortality, the Registrar-General's returns afford abundant evidence. . . . The record should stimulate the efforis of the sanitary authorities of those towns in which excessive rates of infant mortality stiil prevail to control ...

... Halifax, gave a further lecturs on health subjects in All Souls School on Wednesday evening, when he spoke on ** Infant mortality and infant feeding.” Alderman Coe, J.P., presided. g Dr. Necch, whose lecture throughout was illustrated by lantern slides ...

... provisions for that borough, but is remarkable as countsining certain clauses inscrted with the view to a diminution of the infant mortality, a matter in which the present Mayor, Alderman Broadbent, has long taken a keen interest. In support of the proposals ...

... suggestion in regard to infant mortality, and how to mse at, During 1906, 242 infants died in Halifax under oue yewr of age. This gives a mortality of 116.9 deaths to l,#lurth- registered, and is the lowest rate of mortality that has ever ...

... of the New Zealand Rugby Footballers in England show an excess of £9,500 over expediture. INFANT MORTALITY CONFERENCE. The National Conference on Infant Mortality has been fixed to take place at the Westminster Town Hall on June 13th and 14th. Mr. John ...

... CSCOMFORTERS 7 CONDEMNED. Dr. A. E. Harris, Medical Officer of lslington, in some remarks on infant mortality 'n that borough, strongly condemns the use of * comforters” for babies. NO BEER. At the last meeting of the Islington Guardiuns, Mrs. Marshall ...