... INFANT MORTALITY Sirx,—Permit me to amphasine your report of the action of the Sanitary Committee ‘with regard to the exoewive death rete amongst infants from at at this time of We have srrang th> Hospital to any child so affected with the new method ...

... INFANT MORTALITY Ministry Of Health On Low Record In 1935 BY A W.M.N. LONDON STAFF REPORTER. Sir Wood, the Minister of Health, speaking at the annual general meeting of the East End Maternity Hospital at the Mansion House, London yesterday, said the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY ac the county borougns mJ>M than the preceding K. m mortalityrbased o« the -number of live births daring the t weeks. 46, against fl, and the preceding three weeks. ...

... \FANT MORTALITY Sm,—!l have’ been u someone the letter on infant mortality appearing. in rour issue of September I fear ail sach letters erying in the wilderness.” Chinker is lift ting up his voice as to the present ten- dercics and the they must mean ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. LEAGUE OP NATIONS MAKING INQUIRIES INTO PAUSES T':e Health Committee of the League cf Nations nttach.es great importance an inquiry, which, so far as Great Britain is concerned, is to held in the districts of Sunderland. Croydon, O ...

... of intelligence, and who give to infants the same food they are eating ves, ars kill them b; the score. cause, and stil another is tte sing a0 nother frequent married women, whieh moss thst they Mave to lave thor infants io some the taking them there in ...

... MORTALITY GPN OFFER (FROM OUR O CORRESPONDENT.) Berlin, Wednesday. Tho “ Morgenpost ” states that Mr. Nathan Straas, the American millionnire, has offered to present a complete installation of pasteurizing apparatus for the sterilization of milk—like ...

... PLYMOUTH INFANT MORTALITY. Nr n the - he w » s hed to 4 , StlOU asked the K the Previous day b y M.P. for Gowe, + e health at and ho infant X> X- - ter, chair- X » Health Com- v °mpared very °ther towns. loaf quote j,lfant wLl one week, he- e such an ...

... INCREASED INFANT MORTALITY The Registrar-General's return for the week ended £atard>3y 'ast states that births numbered 6,469, and corresponded to an annual rate of 17.3 per 1.000. Deaths numbered 5,897, against 4,556 in the previous week, and corresponded ...

... LOWEST INFANT MORTALITY Plympton Rural Area's Record A further decrease in infant mortality' —the rate of 30.45 per 1,000 for 1934 being , the lowest ever recorded—is a feature to which reference is made the medical officer, Dr. W. C. Smales, his annual ...

... ST MORTALITY: CNEMPLOYMENT B. James moved tbe adoption of the Soria, He remarked that they Cotmmirtee’s report. bed brought the of infant the local authorities, but bad heard of no action in De mortality before Stonehouse. Mr. Artas, eho eocomled, sail ...

... TONEHOU: DISTRICT COU: MORTALITY Last ‘Mr. FP. Maitland presided over a meet- ing of Stonehouse District Finance Com- raittee reported receipts amouotin; to £1,067 Ms. Sd. and recommended the payment o acecunts amounting to £412 188. 10d.. which was ...