... INFANT MORTALITY. Sir Charles Cameron. having regard to the excessive infant mortality at present in Dublin, which he attributes in great part to unripe trait, overripe from the 11x e d meat rt and vegetables, tibia vises that great care should be taken ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The Local Government Board in a circular letter informed the Guardians that their attention had been drawn from time to time to the high rate of infant mortality, both in workhouses and amongst the ordinary population of this country ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. SAD CASE OF NEGLECT. Dublin, Friday.—Dr. Louis A. Byrne, city coron-r, held an inquest in the morgue this afternoon on the remains of an infant named Ellen Caffrey, aged six weeks, who died suddenly at its parents' residence, to, Golden ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. of the 5.878 deaths registered during quarter. 622 t or 10.6 per cent.) were of infants one year of age. number is equivalent to 96 in every 1,000 registered. compared with a rate of 119 tor the corrcsponding quarter of the previous ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. An English-speaking Conference on Infant Mortality will be held at the Camo,i Hall on August 4 and 5. under the presidency of Mr. John Burns, President of the Local Government Board. The conference is being organised by thf National ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN DERRY. Mothers' Clinics to Fight High Death Rate. The question of infant mortality in Derry was considered at a meeting of the Public Health Committee of the Corporation on Monday. A letter from the Ministry stating that. the chief ...

... nfort is created. it would do something towar& the solution of the problem of infant mortality. If granny were there to mind the baby and watch the children the ram of infant insurance would become lower, the family able to rent another room, and the coroner ...

... HEALTH OF THE NATION. IRISH WOMEN'S SOCIETY FORMED. INFANT MORTALITY AND A: A r 'l►lic meeting in Dublin, which was preeid oser by the Lord Lieutenant, in the unavoidable absence of the Countess of Aber- deep, a Worn- . %•• ial Health Association was ...

... to realise there that a rebellion is in progress. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE ON INFANT MORTALITY, A record attendance is anticipated at the English-speaking Conference on Infant Mortality to be held at Caxton Hall on August 4 and 5. P ractitally every countr, ...

... serious condition of things as regards infant mortality in certain large industrial towns and areas, be would consider the advisability of appointing a Departmental Committee to investigate causes of such mortality. with liower to call for special reports ...

... Depots for prepared milk in the bands of Corporationcounteracted high infant mortality, but, rah, able as these institutions were, nothing could take the place of nature's own food for infants. ...

... LOWER INFANT DEATH-RATE. Speaking on The Practice of Health at the Royal Institute of Public Health, London, Professor Winifred Cullis said that the infant mortality rate, which was 154 per thousand in 1900 and 69 per thousand in 1923, was in direct ...