... INFANT MORTALITY. At mergence of the Rrit-gh Temperance Amor-nation in Airdrie yeererday, Mita °outlay referred to the, work done in Cowoaddetm connoritica with infant mortality. and rotated that the infant had *ono down thronrh the work 24 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The Medical Officer of the Local Government Board, Dr- Arthur News- Liolme, in his annual report, which has sust been issued, reviews the public health. .during- 1909. Tryring. the year, he states. the deagh-rate of England and Wales ...

... INFANT MORTALITY Outstanding facts contained in the preliminary statement on Scottish vital statistics for the second quarter of 1948, which has been issued by the Registrar-General, are the fall in the death rate and the infant mortality rate. The e ...

... Infant Mortality A Pure Milk Food as easy of digestion as maternal milk and so modified as to contain the constituents in similar proportions is provided by PROHIBITION AND TEMPBRANCR NOTES. (It • SPIOIAL COIPARSPOWDR/11). Doctors and the Drink Problem ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The infant mortality rale was per 1000 which, with the exception of 1927, is a record low rate. The rate in the decade—lB9l 110. ami has fallen steadily since. The rate for all Scotland lasrt year was 87 per 1000. ...

... Infant Mortality The Department was concerned about infant mortality figures. which had risen from 58 per 1000 in 1939 to 78 in 1940 and to 83 in 1941. The Department of Health's Scientific Advisory Committee. under the chairmanship of Sir John Boyd Orr ...

... Infant Mortality The great Summer mortality of Infants is largely due to epidemic diarrhoea. This can be avoided. Scrupulous cleanliness of all utensils used is imperative, but this alone will not avail if the milk or food be exposed to the contamination ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The Medical Officer of Health for Manchester (Dr Niyen) has prepared an important report on infant mortality and the birth-rate. Dr Niven explains the causes which lead to the death of so many children, the principal among I them being ...

... “Infant Mortality Lochiel, sabmitting the report of the Public Health Committee, referred in some detail to infant mortality upon which a Government White .P.Pbrwn recently published, Scot- Jand, he said, did bot come out very well in the picture. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The infants from January August had exceeded by 6? per cent, the number for the corresjxmding period of last year; in Juno the mortality was Jit the rate of 135 per 1000. Hunger typhus,” too, is common all over Germany. Suedes who have ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Members of the Medical Faculty are not much given to sensationalism. otherwise the report of Dr Templeman in regard to infant mortality in Dundee, with its startling revelations, might be discounted for this reason. Figures, also, speak ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Mr Samuel. the minister in charge of the Children's Bill, was no doubt right when he told the Commons Standing Commit'oe that it was necessary to take some ac'ion with regard to the overlaying of children in bed. Nobody would say for ...