... of infancy, and to smaller degree in alter years. Owing to the progress of nygieiie and medical science, the causes of infant mortality have been largely eliminated, the reef* the commencement of the voyage life are in the main avoided, and the averagb ...

... 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 avoitind, and Ulu averagn ...

... pleasanter than the other two for it relates to the decline of infant mortality. Of the 125.021 deaths registered 22,579 were those of children under one year of age. and infantile mortality. measured by the proportion of deaths under one year to births ...

... the women, too. met lines patrooise, iiohappily, according to >tatistu-s. in yearly in. teasing numbers. No wonder tint infant mortality is si high in the iiiauufactnring tow no. ...

... in view the large increase infantile mortality reported in the district.” The annual report the Medical Superintendent Officer Health did not hear out the supposition that there had bean increase in infant mortality; the contrary, it showed there hod been ...

... pleasanter than the other two for it retlates to the decline of infant mortality. Of the 125,021 deaths registered 22,579 were those of children under one year of age, and infantile mortality, measured by the proportion deaths under one year to iegaateaied ...

... the large increase in infantile mortality reported in the district. The annual report of the Medical Superintendent Officer of Health did not bear out the supposition that there had been an increase in infant mortality; on the contraxy, it showed there ...

... 3. the deaths registered in Kingstown, 52 were of infants under one year, and 115 were of persons of 60 years and upwards. The 32 deaths of infants under one year of age in Kingstown gave a mortality rate of 154 per thousand births, or one above the average ...

... received in the nursery department, and he believed that the quality of the milk had a good deal to do with the high mortality among the infants. He asked the guardians to consider the question of supplying pasteurised milk, and said the cost would be only ...

... low and the high Shall moulder to dust, and together shall lie. The infant mother attended and loved, Tho mother that infant’s affection who proved. The husband that mother and infant who blessed. Karli, all. are away their dwellings of rest. The* hand ...

... lO. Another wise provision for the erttection of the infant is that which deals with their suffocation in bed; a very fruitful caure of the death of infants. The clause lays it down that any infant suffocated in bed. as a result of either ef the parents ...

... exceeding £lO. Another wise provision lor the protection of the infant ia that which deals with their suffocation in bed; very fruitful cause of the death of infants. The clause lays down that any infant suffocated in bed, result of either of the parents being ...