... INFANT MORTALITY, Mr. Edwards expressed his regret that the Health Committee had not thought fit to adopt the suggestion which lie said was made in the annual report of the Medical Officer of Health that another health visitor should appointed. The Medical ...

... Infant - Mortality. ToiberouJoas rapddilßr increasing. 10,000 rnheWVwiteof Gftoater Prague there died 30.1 per cent, 1313 and 404 in 1917. One the most pitiful in Prague is-thtat the the children'e hoepttaJ, littte Irving Aele. tom with undeveloped carrying ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The Chairman called attention to the extremely low rate of infant mortality in the Atlierstone district during the past year, viz., 50 per thousand Of the number of births. He ,did not think there was another case to be found in United ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The number of deaths of infanta under one year ot age was 491. equivalent to an infant fimviorratalis by mortality, per bi rt h t he previous lowest beal. 109.0 in 1912. hseept tm 104 record, for that year, the infant ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Lecturing on “The National Importance of Child Mortality,” before the Boyal Sanitary Inatitute at Brighton laet night. Dr. Nowabolme, prineipnl medical the Local Government Board, aaid that the high mortality in apecially bad ooontiaa ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. No fewer than twenty-three over-seas Dominions and countries were represented at the congress opened by Mr. John Burns to consider the question of • infant mortality. The President of the Local Government Board said that statistics showed ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. In July. 1917. the Council agreed to pay the foes of Medical practitionoro called in hr midwives in necessitoup comes, and the adoption of this course has beets of groat asoistanno in endeavour!' to decrease infantile mortality in the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The attention of delegates the Englishspeaking Conference on Infant Mortality was largely devoted yesterday the question of control of milk supply. Many excellent reasons were advanced why greater care should bo exercised to the quality ...

... one so far as infant mortality is concerned, but addition to this advantage there can bo little doubt that a profound change is being made for the better the conditions under which infants are reared. lees than fifth of all the infante who died under ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The number of dotths of infants under one year of age wos 6sB, a 4 which were male, and 313 females. As usual the deaths of male infants were in of the deaths of females. The rite of intuit mortality -.)r proportion of ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Soin; extremely interesting facts with regard to infant mortality in St. George’s and St. Stephen’s Wards of the city of Birmingham, and its relation to the employment of married women, are brought to light in the report just published ...

... INFANT :MORTALITY IN GLAIOItUAN. ...