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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... country, and 180 lectures amd cooking demonstrations for mothers during the Suminer In Dublin, with a view to combating infant mortality. ; 1 i It was reported that thirty-two district nuises had been appointed by means of the Women’s National ‘Ezaalth ...
... reducing tho infantile mortality. I have given above vital statistics in order to show bow Dublin stands as regards public health. is clear that there is an excessive death-rate in Dublin, and that It not due excessive infant mortality or to tho zymotic diseases ...
... country, and on lectures aad cookery demonstrationa for mothers given during the summer in Dublin with view combating infant mortality. It was reported that 33 district nurses had been appointed means of the Women’s National Health Association during the ...
... atattotos. Oaten that 1•4 clear them 14 on ecnernive death rat. in Dublin. and that it 10 not duto to PIII , - ..ria infant mortality or to z3mour dm , .P•• Ihslidin's high adult death rate he attribute-. to some extent. to the exicteni* in the rity of ...
... is being rewarded by steady improvement in their moral and physical condition and an increase in their numbers. While infant mortality and tuberculosis prevail to a considerable extent among Canadian Indians, better education aud incrraxe knowledge regarding ...
... country, and 180 lectures and cooking demonstrations for mothers during the summer in Dublin, with a view to combating infant mortality. It was reported that thirty-two district nurses had been appointed means of the Women’s National Health Association ...
... so much extra a quart for, thinking they wore getting the best possible thing for their infants. The fact that people desire tho best possible thing for their infants proves that men and women recognise the sovereignty of His Majesty the Baby. This supremacy ...
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