... with high rate of infant mortality. Practically all the towns, both bad and good, showed an improvement last year. The nineteen good towns grouped by the Registrar-General showed reduction of' 16.3 per oent. in their infant mortality, compared with the ...

... Habits of Parents and Infant Mortality. Infantile mortality affected the habits the parents was discussed by Dr. Hope, medical of Liverpool, who compared a number of investigations made in that city. The lesson be learnt was the great value of visiting ...

... Cambridge, London, and Manchester for diploma of public health; Milroy Lecturer. is an authority on over-crowding, houe-, mg, infant mortality, tuberculosis, milk, and the industrial social relationship of disease to health. ...

... thousand, and 51 deaths, including those of 12 strangers, which gave a rate of 18. The deaths of infants under on© year numbered six. The infant mortality for the 13 weeks ended June 27 was the rate of 112 per thousand. You can’t get wrong if you carry ...

... the alert against infant mortality in the slums, rauch o which, he had been led to conclude must be. ow mg to milk vielded by presumably tubercuious It was alleged by some that milk was for much, if not all, of the infant mortality from tuberculosis (or ...

... advisability of adopting the Notification Births Act, 190 V.— Councillor Moss quoted statistics showing that the average infant mortality in the urban areas of the county of Nottingham for the last ten years was 156 per thousand as comptared with 137 in Retford ...

... totally illusory and unworkable. Mr. BRAMSDON urged the necessity of passing the clause, which was designed to lessen infant mortality. The clause tiad the approval and sympathy of every in the United Kingdom. Not only the Coroner’s Society, but also the ...

... handed in by delegates from Brighton was madmissible. It asked the Conference to urge Parliament that the chief cause of infant mortality was the insufficiency and irregularity of the wages of the labouring classes, and that laws should be enacted which would ...

... being made for children under compulsory school age in England (and the present waste child life, as shown, by the tables infant mortality, is lamentable), the following point should be home mind: The day nurseries in the towns should receive the children ...

... early notification with the object of enabling be taken to prevent or reduce infant mortality. He asked whether doctors had not been responsible for some the cases of infant mortality in the past? When they were called upon to attend midwifery cases, did they ...

... .SHEFFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH, London as a whole, the death-rate is percent, below that of London, and the rate of infant mortality not more than half. Not the least interesting fact about the scheme is that the fund since 1873 shows an average profit per ...

... have .N'w Y ‘Se v ooath -rates now than they had f * eS * a a ; Cardigan an in- Grh * proved. Among the worst Ti w *th infant (mortality of t 'Nst , calculated over the years is t 174, and Barnsley with 173. .on-' nworth, in Lancashire, with 220, 'i a ?ai ...