... INFANT MORTALITY, Mr. Edwards expressed his regret that the Health Committee had not thought fit to adopt the suggestion which lie said was made in the annual report of the Medical Officer of Health that another health visitor should appointed. The Medical ...

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... INFANT MORTALITY. The success of the Infant Clinics may be gathered from the fact that in 1918 the infant mortality rate per .1,000 births among 'babies attending the clinics ass 34.5; among babies not attending the clinics 110.1; and for ...

... INFANT MORTALITY Mr. Gerald BC.iour tl« Pre-iAut Uni Goverameut Board, teceived pnvate at tm Bouse Commons last evening a members of Parliament and uthers, icoded by Mr. ilurt, wlk) desired to attention to the and rate ffliaia in certain towns. Mr. Gerald ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Lecturing on “The National Importance of Child Mortality,” before the Boyal Sanitary Inatitute at Brighton laet night. Dr. Nowabolme, prineipnl medical the Local Government Board, aaid that the high mortality in apecially bad ooontiaa ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. NEW I/>W The Minister of Health (Sir Wood) sneaking at the annual meeting Ea.t find Maternity Hospital, and reviewing uu» progress and results of maternity and child welfare work England and Wales daring 1935, said. The outstanding ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. tot. Morris called attention to the infaut I mortality in their district. which. he said. was becoming very serious. It due to several causes, but he thought the chief I the ignorance of young mothers in the and feeding of their babies ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. highest death rate in the urban distrirns was 14.16 at Bulk. ington and th., loirezt 10.14 in the borough of Nuneaton. In the rural thstriet.; the highest rate was 14.30 at Southern and the lowest 9.19 at Foleshill. _ Recording an infant ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. An inquest was held by Dr. Danford Thomas at Idarylebone on Wednesday conairning the death of George Fisher, age le months, son of a sight watelmaa, living at Crawford-buildlags, Bsyssoae-plaes. Dr. Dods, of liarylebone road, stated ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. An enquiry was conducted by Dr. Danford 1 homes at the Marylebone Coroner's Court, on Tuesday, concernint; the death of Christopher O'Shea the four months old son of a boot-maker, living at Clipstone-street, Marylebone Medical evidence ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The number of deaths of infanta under one year ot age was 491. equivalent to an infant fimviorratalis by mortality, per bi rt h t he previous lowest beal. 109.0 in 1912. hseept tm 104 record, for that year, the infant ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. r . . . . This is a special rate referring to the Number of deaths of infants from birth to One year of age. The number of these was 28, and as there were 303 births recorded, the infant mortality works out at 99 per 1,000 ...