... INFANT MORTALITY IN DUBLIN. Yesterday aftenwum the City Coroner hultl inqiioete the Morgue cuocrrnintf death three newly born mfunt-- . iwu ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN MIKAN laatv Alremiewa yesterday opened_ at 44'. Merroarleato iiik^tou I H.itara. Mat torn. mud ebtch li.an 'wen umlet •a.pire• of the 11.1plith . . Hare lir.ten-li 111 Ih. 1% umbra's, Nal lenal Health Aeisturet, argil at *hilt* ...

... SIR C. CAMERON'S REPORT. DEATH RATE AND INFANT MORTALITY PROVISION FOR CONSUMPTIVES. Sir Charlcß Cameron made an important report to the Corporation in connection with the rtate of public health and aanitation in the city. From the report it appear* that ...

... excessive infant mortality or to the nymo tic diereses. I n 1908 2.42 cent, of the total death. in 75 large English town., and 2.07 per cent, of the drtha in London. were of mfents ander one year, whilst in Dublin the peetentage was 1.45. ADULT MORTALITY. The ...

... Kerry, (titjQGaj_ ce . r . eler dressed to Maurice PUBLIC MUTING IN KILLARNILY FOODS TIiEIR VALUE. CAUSES OF INFANT MORTALITY. ADVICE TO MOTHERS. HON. JOHN S. SHIA. STATUTORY If EE'TLN G. % U. U. TM! 'ATTIE!! 1110 k 1 U. U. M EEL L\ u. ...

... 14.5, and the same period infant mortality had declined from 112.7 82.2. Taking Norway, find that the mortality from to 1306 fell from 16 to 13.5 among adults, and from 95 9 to 69.4 among infants. In France the average mortality was 20 per ...

... this particular method. regard to infant mortality, was glad to say that showed a downward tendency, and he believed tho Notification Births Act would tend still further and rapid diminotion. As to Workhouse infant mortality, the Local Government Board were ...

... 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. ...

... in Dublin, and in other large Mice In Ireland that this manner there maid be • effort made in the directioo of Mopping infant mortality. The report showed that Somata& Ommitts.* or Nourialtraset Feeds had bees ' formed in places when nurses were The abeam* ...

... ABSENCE OF A DOCTOR. INFANT MORTALITY IN THE WORK- ROUSE. TUBERMLO6IS-FIRST REPORT. B. ratan, and subsequently Mr. Thomaa Keane, ilairman, presided at. the meeting of the Board of and Mr. J. Boland, V.C., and Thos. O'Connell, J.P. ' Chairman, at that ...

... placed for two boars 'each day as the firm escapes. Towels were pissed over the to p each to shield the child from wind. infant mortality Legau to lemon immediately. Dr. Brahma' continuid this practise for Two or three rears the greatest hisiellts to the ...

... weighed and inspected Miss Heatley, who is organising the fete. In consequence these efforts, there is already decrease in infant mortality in the borough, she stated, and went on Here is instance. A boy weighed 6ilbs. at nine weeks old. We had him put upon ...