... Infant Mortality In limerick. ACTION OF PUBLIG HEALTH COM. MITTEN. AT the meeting of the Public Elealth Cores mittee on Wednesday night, presided over by tie Mayor, the question of infant mortality, arising out of the rocsipt of a circular leiter from ...

... she may find time Lo reruem ber the women of Limerick (applause), - Dr Prudence Gaffickio then addreesed the weetivg on infant mortality and general matters conoected with the Association, Her Excellency, who received a great ovation, said although pot ...

... channsls. Food distributicn should be natiovalised The wilk question was mwost acuts, [f prompt measores wers not ‘aken infant mortality would behigher than ever before known, Mr Beavin (Bristol Dockers) in regard to meat, charged the Government with playing ...

... regards child welfare, the annual report of the Medical Superintendent Officer of Health, referring to the re' eduction in infant mortality, contains the following thirteenth( peregraph —Hun this reduced number, however, is very math higher than is desirthle ...

... confined to children of tender age. He advieed that teachers of infante' echools should exercise great vigilance as rega , ds young pupils. from the let July to the 31st December the ratee of mortality from diphtheria and scarlatina were —Dublin, 48; Belfast ...

... tabus - dais, and amain in the grim bank wait disease a no Isis notable tictory has achieved, Na rotor to dons to reduce mortality It tram that the daath-rata . children of one year and soder m weary compares favourably with thr. ' Bettina, the agora being ...

... surpri , e many to hear that, I within flue past twenty year , . while the general tleatli-rate has fallen 32 per Cent, I the infant death-rate 4.:r per cent. and the titherculosk death -rate 3st per cent , the iheath-rate front cancer mereasea 91) cent. ...

... loss of the people and particularly of the little ones. Attention was drawn some days ago in Dublin to the heavy mortality amongst infants, as a result of drinking the milk of tubercular cows, and this is a matter that must be attended to if the Irish ...

... register the birth of a child, and the new Act was passed in order that there might be some check on the high rate of leantile mortality tound to prevail, especially in town areas. Ender the new Act, passed in 1907, notification must be made within 86 hours ...

... Patrick Fogarty. I wow:eq., Julio • John Toomey (shoe. nteker l , Million, B 0 Donovan (irhotogmpleer). Julio M t.••borne, Mortal!, otri , sk John Byan. Brellygennen; P Nalhm do; J •hn O'Brien, do ; almond Raleigh, do , Laurel McDonnej, do John Brody, ...

... soggeavios it was derided flies and Infant trtality OF C. following letter appeared in Monday'. 'Freeman Public Health Committer, Buildieg.. Dublin. 9th Sort, 'II. mob, years post le has not been high s mortality of children. Taperingly those on4nr two ...