... infancy, and to a smaller degree in after years. Owing to the progress of hygiene and medical science, the causes of infant mortality have been largely eliminated, the reefs at the commencement of the voyage of life are in the main avokied, sod this al:verso ...

... of infancy, and to smaller degree in after years. Owing to the progress of hygiene and medical science, the causes of infant mortality have been largely eliminated, the reefs at the commencement of the voyage of life are in the main avoided, and the length ...

... on the heads of other subjects w© have taken in bonds. One of these is the subject of infant mortality. Wo are trying to do what can to reduce needless infant mortality. and to help young mothers bring up children, in a way that will make them strong and ...

... choose to dea! with in is it ff was address he had been advised by eom colleagues to avoid discussing such q | John, as infant mortality or tub (St. (laughter). Well, he would not deal f Hon. detail with either of these would not be discharging his duties ...

... compared with males. It appears that tuberculosis is not so fatal during the first year of infant life as at subsequent periods. Comparing the rate of infant mortality from the disease in Ireland with that in England and Scotland, we hod that whereas in England ...

... will fell you how often death and life craws the threshold of the wretched tenements, hand in hand. sad yet we,bewail infant mortality and look upon it as a national disaster. Man. said George Barden/dd. after a devoted priest had shown lido a slum ...

... SS DEIN N THE MILK SUPPLY AND IN] MORTALITY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ~ DAILY EX Gam Be the of the ail of Guar. te at present engaging, and is lik t esterday the attention of those inte ) Brans- the prevention of disease, | may p residing. pardoned for calling ...

... beyond the expectations of the moat sanguine. Mias Barrett points with pardonable pride to the small rate of mortality in the Home. “Our mortality,” she says, “contrary to the usual experience in homes for young children, is singularly small; it is, in fact ...

... beyond the expectations of the most sanguine. Miss Barrett points with pardonable pride to the small rate of mortality in the Home. Our mortality, she says, contrary to the usual experience in homee for young children, is singularly small; it is, in fact ...

... Tubermikeim, lower infant :nodality, introduce hygiene into the schools, and control the milk elpply. They wanted to establish sanitoria for consumptives, null also to teach the people the iteceasity for diainfection. Referring MUM mortality, she emphasised ...

... tiein g in • Sin dealing with • rid dos L and N.W. titer them purr. I may ny reprds the de. Pk. R. crossing nf infantile mortality the Inn Pa ' National Health Aseaciation has jaw now Did he ern to think bit .eedd tarsi ea the in Dublin an Want milk depot ...

... the counts cf hi, fakir's,' no said he had been advised • by some of ht. colleagues to avoid die. cussing such oneetions as infant morn tolity or tuberculosis (langhtir). A very, great deal had been done. towards cow. bating the 'AVOW, of tuberculosis in ...