... DIVANT MORTALITY. Exanstrrn mortality m tafang implies ezeumies mortality in later life. We Sad this statement in an extremely valuable report. on infant and child mortality heard by the Method Department of the English Local Government ...

... relating to infantile and child mortality. SUM* 1851 the Barth rate had dropped from 34 to 26. On the other hand, the death rats had be reduced from 23 to 16 end the marriage rate had remained fairl stationery. Infant mortality an' the teat fire years had ...

... reduction of child mortality. He said that high infant mortality was often attributable to inexcusable municipal neglect, and to parsimony which was extravagant. Except in our largest cities the Irish record in the matter of infant mortality ...

... Aspect of the Aesoeistion's work was prominent in the extremely lawful and informative discussion of the question of infant mortality in Ireland. The Assoeistion has acromplished nu eh during its comparatively short existence. but the sphere of its usefelnees ...

... EXCESSIVE INFANT 'MORTALITY. Dr. Newell.)tree, principal medical officer of the horn! Government. Board. leetuna peaterday evening at the Royal Institute Sanitary Congress, Brighton, on the national importance of child mortality, maid the high infant inortaliti ...

... 1101 to and it will be Only d ear. Ireton. the cup. ply. anceniing to prerent ariangemente, eau equal the demand. Infant mortality and a dread of maternity an useemartly haltered by theta!, eircum•lanne.,. During theme thirty )ware thomeamie more women ...

... ill-effects of paatounsation of milk. but 111 V letter must have oonveved that I referred to an investigation of the infant mortality 000ditions. not to pasteurization, the a dvantages of which I do not doubt. The teat whirl he suggests is not likely ...

... responsible for the &now:tins of infant life: then corn° the evils of crowding of persons on certain arena. defects of dnmestio and municipal sanitation, domestic overcrowding and allied evils of homing. lie lowest. infant mortality in England and Wales nom* ...

... I any big enteerns of Nate were matters ell totem:l only to were. and not to WOnicn. A recent report on the terrible infant mortality of the country had declared the chief eanses of thie ovil to he in overcrowding aid want of snnitation. These were matters ...

... sought. The percentage of deaths of infants under one ,rear of age in Deland for every 1.000 births was last ye4r 92; where* , England and Wales it warn 109, and in Scotland for the year 1908 it was 121. The infant mortality in the Civic Enjoys of Ireland ...

... ace equal to 121 per 1.000.000 in the Trish town., whereas it did not exceed 68 per 1.000,000 in the 76 English towns. Infant mortality. which in the whole of Ireland bag long been considerably below the rate prevailing in England a n d W a l e ., shows ...

... of good feeling, that this controversy—if we may en designate, it--ehoold not be pumped any further,— ED. 1. 1 j INFANT MORTALITY IN DUBLIN. Sir—The etatenient made at the meeting of the South Dublin Union Guardians Yesterday with reference to the ...