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... infant Mertality on infant mortality, the ment inspector tn the —“ There is no employ- ment for women district, but the the birth rate, shown a tendency to decrease of late years, is still and the average infant mortality forthe last 10 ...
... INFANT MORTALITY HIGH. THE FIRST ANNUAL REPORT Of Dr J. O'Heeffe wig formally promoted at the Wt meeting of the Council. It reads aa follovia, the statistical tehleo being omitted : Mr Chairman and Gentlemen,—l have pleasure in submitting yrs my drat ...
... DECREASE IN INFANT MORTALITY. The quarterly return of births, marriages, and deaths, issued by the Registrar General recently, shows that during the three months ended June 30 last 306,037 births and 160,895 deaths were registered in the United Kingdom ...
... HIGH INFANT MORTALITY AT AMMANFORD. @ meeting of the Ammanford Council the medical officer of health (r. D. B. Price) reported for 1907 a population of 4,784; birth-rate, 324; death-rate, 14; infan- tile mortality, 179 per 1000 births (an ...
... Vital DECREASE IN INFANT MORTALITY. The quarterly return of births, marriages, and deaths. issued by the Registrar General recentiv. shows that during the three months ended June 30 last 306.037 births and 160.895 deaths were registered in the United ...
... percentage of infant mortality in the borough. During the three years in which special work against infant mortality has been in progress 6,746 births have been regietcred, ■rd 792 died under on? year of age, giving the total infant ...
... think the more we believe.—At Liverpool. . • • - _ MEDICAL OFFICER FOR BIRMINGHAM. Undoubtedly the greatest of all of infant mortality is the of the parents as to bon children should be reseed.—ln Ida report. . • • DR. H. CROWLEY. ceder of thines been ...
... the Hospi Lid is left. Of this and the N. Institute for Sick Poor ve been given each ; the local Poor Aid Society, the Infant Mortality Fund, the Pund, the Brigade, the Blind Aid Society, the Girls’ Evening Home, and the Rescue and Prevente- , have been ...
... the a increase in three weeks with influenza and whilst. bronchial pucumonia nous effect was likely to have @ coming infant mortality in the J. Harmston, the On the motion of Mr J. ointed a tative the Governors of Hy. David was a et University College ...
... prevention of infant mortality both in England and on the Continent. It has reduced the infant mortality rate from an average of 135 r a the peek ten years-1897-1906—down to 97 for the last year-1907, effecting a saving of 26 more infant ...
... bye laws is recommended. The total number of deaths at all ages amounted to 44, giving a death rate per 1,000 at 14. Infant mortality was 5. The birth rate works out at •_2l per 1,000. To . F4 COUNCIL. The monthly meeting of the Llandovery Town Council ...
... pasteurised or sterilised before being given to bottle-fed infants. Varioun objections have been urged against these with but very little scientific justification, but even if true, the danger to the infant from the use of nteriliwd or panteurined milk in in ...