... INFANT MORTALITY Sir, —Statements have been made at public gatherings in Northern Ireland that have no reason to be ashamed of our health record. The general public unaware that in Belfast more infants die in the first year of life than in any other city ...

... 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 Sulphonamide Drugs Combat Infections lecture of importance, in view of the infant mortality rate to-day, on Infections in the New Born was given last night in the Nurses’ Home, Royal Victoria Hospital, by Mrs. Myles, sister tutor at ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Eight infants weie returned the Master’s hook as having died during the month. The Chairman said an order wa« given the doctors to report the condition of the children when they came into the bouse, and both Dr MacNamara and Cullen had ...

... Infant Mortality. I Mr. J. M'Cormick. proposing the adoption the report of the Child eliare Committee, said it was the desire of the Jk»ard to make the scheme for child welfare perfect possible ao to preserve life, it woe due to them Guardians, considering ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN DUBLIN. SOUTH UMOV NURSERY. MEDICAL REPORT. the meeting of the Booth Board of Guardians yesterday, report was receirod from Dr. Joseph Graham Borne, Dr. S. M. Thompson, Dr. Geo. F. and Dr. Bdbert A. on the high death rate among the ...

... insurance Venice; an increase in hospital accommodation for infants who cannot properly nursed at home; further scientific investigation and study of infant hygiene and the di'caso of infants and children and better education of medical students in this ...

... INFANT MORTALITY At the meeting the South Dublin Board of Guardians Yesterday. Mr. W. Askin Shea, J.P., D.L. ioe-Chairman). and subsequently Mr. John Scully, J.P. (Chairman), presided. The Guardians present wste:— Wm. P. Anderson. John Becnul. John Baird ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Deaths ol infuJits under one year of age ; numbered 1.885. oi 73 per 1,000 births ' .recistered, as compared with 68 per 1,000 in 1930. , The deaths infants under 1 year of age include 1.067 of males and 818 of females, the former number ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN DUBLIN THE MEASLES EPIDEMIC Dering law gakt*c haa base to alaneing inlastt mortality in tha city ad Dublin, ae enthar the ngiatfatiaa ana of Sehlin. ragittntien of cosuaa, iactedaa hauadasy, well M the diaUitta at lUtbaius. Duskroks ...

... of excessive infant mortality. Mother’s milk is the most natural, and, therefore, the most suitable food for the infant; and where it is available the in(ant requires na other food for the first nine months life. If, however, the infant cannot be breast ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Kenny said wonld like to draw the attention the guardians matter which, although it properly came under the scope of the Public Health department, could also be brought ...