... CORRESPONDENCE. REDUCTION OP INFANT MORTALITY. TO THE EDITOR OE THE BELKART NEWS-LETTER Sir—During the rears 1892-1894 Paris the infant mortality was 258 per 1,000 births. Aa result conference held dlscuse the best remedial measures Consultations Kourrisons ...

... made* and then announce the Imperial will.. CHILD MORTALITY IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. An English contemporary draws attention to the widely diverging figures of the statistical returns of infant mortality in various countries. They range from 79 deaths per ...

... without financial assistance from the Corporation are enumerated.] Redaction of Infant Mortality. TO THE EDITOR. Sir—During the years 1802-1894; Paris, the infant mortality was 238 per 1,000 births. a result of a conference held discuss the best remedial ...

... INPANT MORTALITY IN PLYMOUTH. The Mayor of Plymouth has informed the Sanitary Committee that, in order to reduce the rate infant mortality daring his year office, he and the Mayoress have decided offer ten prizes of each for the healthiest five boys and ...

... necessary. No doubt infant mortality in the early weoks of life is ¢vidently due in a large measure to the physical conditions of tho mwother, and in the latter months of the first year to the unsatisfactory feeding and the exposure of the infant. This will of ...

... years, in the improved housing of the j>e«ple. and in other ways. The object of their Irish organisation was deal with infant mortality and sclkk)! hygiene, and take anti-tuberculous crusade. the work in which they wore engaged in Ireland the society whose ...

... country she was glad to see that women did not' into public-houses the extent as cities ACROSS THE CHANNEL, where the infant mortality amounted the appalling annual number of ■ 120,000 children under one year old- She appealed for women volunteers in the ...

... deemed necessary. doubt infant mortality in the early wce-ks life evidently due in large measure to the physical conditions the mother, and the latter months the first year to the unsatisfactory feeding and the exposure the infant. Tliis will of course ...

... iCcJ . depot lor .opply- .nrld. Tho ortont .hich thl. k>c.l prepircd mill, -d - pon'l, he. dorolopcd 1. Uraort in' . the infant mortality rrcdiblo. To to a »val Bnirok.. »'>o 16i p« 1 ,:>OO ntagom Otainberlainile that there ar® . other cities as jxjwerful ...

... While the average rate of infantile mortality in the United Kingdom and in France is much lower than in many other countries, at is sufficiently high to cause alarm. In 1892-97 the average rate of infant mortality for the whole of France was 167 per 1 ...

... diseases. The first work of the association, therefore, was to try and stamp ont tuberculosis, and reduce the rate of infant mortality- dealing with tuberculosis they must remember that it was preventible and curable certain stages, that it was not hereditary ...

... any serioue Mate I issued. The net deermes over the correspond- b Al ta Al 1 c certainly be kept a ay, as they • i et infant mortality in den the, use, and when the challenge to a tight was .rm e - . _,_ esmieff rem, rmayorm• of the oil y la ...