... Kuaseli completes his enquiry into the rdatioo ** Cancer and Diet,” the Kditoi continues her art id* on “The Borthrate and Infant Mortality,” and Mrs. Harle her “Notes Oooi&ery.” M.I). contributes a popular treatise on ** Headaches their cause and enne. ...

... being rewarded a steady improvement in their moral and physical condition and by a-n increase in their numbers. While infant mortality and tuberculosis prevail to considerable extent among Canadian Indians, lietter and an increase knowledge regarding ...

... Broadhent, M A-. J.P., Chairman Hudderstield Health Committee, will deliver an add rev ...

... moral well more sober. And the moralist who thunders against race-suicide may well ita-'w when contemplates the terrible infant mortality our manufaetiirmc district*. It that and not the declining birthrate which really cenous. Had every Kild born into the ...

... Imped in Ihibltn and other large m Ireland that lhi> MUBmer there wuukl be effort mad© ill lb© direction of stopping infant mortality. The report nbowed that .Samaritan (torn ttee* or Nouriahment Fnnda had been moat place© wliere nuiwes were •working ...

... sanitation of Dublin. his letter. Sir Charles expreseee the opinion that the excessive death ia Dublin is due excessive infant mortality or zymotic diseases. The Corporation, save, have done deal to improve tho health die city with excellent result*, but ...

... examination the mine has not disclosed the cause of the explosion. PREMIER AND INFANT MORTALITY Replying yesterday to of mednal officers and others the National on Mortality. Mr. Asquith assured them of the interest taken the Government on tho eubject ...

... appointment. was first Ireland to draw public attention to the high infant mortality in Dublin, and in an address in Jervis street Hospital in 1905 advocated the. establishment milk depots for infants. Sir William Thompson was also Physician-in-Ordinary to his ...

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... ** of Al»erdeen. The subject under debate on the previous evening the meeting adjourned th*- queeuon n.ilk supply and infant mortality, and her Excellency called Lady laKpston ( Londonderry I reeume diM ussion. The speaker wished to know wnal wa* being ...

... foreign the nature of the animal—is equally important, and an ill-kept stye ia quite sufficient account for a nigh rate of infant mortality in young litters. To keep a couple sows If there are cows, and consequently a certain amount separated milk, is clear ...

... and have improved more rapidly than any other, yet, the fight hon. pointed onl, infant mortality that not the caae, and there ate .-•oroe disirkta where the infant mortality ir fdill terribly too high. from report this «übje�� by U*e Hurean l ...