... aid of approved schemes under the Act. The measures for the improvement of the existing *tate of affairs in respect of infant mortality i,s Ireland are to be subject • repor which is being prepared by Dr. E. Coe y Bigger, of the Local Government Board. ...

... appointment of Dr. florence Dillon as assistant temporary medical inspec- tor to make special inquiries on the subjects of infant mortality and nursing in workhouses. ...

... conditions which are inevitable in towns. is ot Ses much have healthy children. The he fact at the of the high infant mortality and still higher infant ill. do not know how to how to care for their do their in their awa way » but have no idea of the laws of ...

... canipa4c to infant mortality in Dublin. special subject the responsibility of • • Lorca, Sherlock, wbo asked bow in that campaign. They could sot do my geniiimly work, he said, until they get to the bedrock of the meths for infant mortality, a andel ...

... have it on high whom, that the appalling infant mortality e Dublin is largely due to the bad qtialny , 1 the milk and to the scarcity of the sapp:y, . 1 The season is now upon as in which Me • infant mortality in Dublin is at ni . ! highest, and it has ...

... observance of sanitary laws could be improved. ‘The birth-rate is grester than in any European country, but the rate of infant mortality is very high, while plagues and carry awey large numbers of the Those who that polygamy is universal in India will be ...

... during the last years they the mortality from 15.6 | ,000 in 1911 to 13.8 in the year 1912. Dublin is 208, In 1903 it was 22.8. In 1803 it was 26. The ment on the :—Improvement of house undertaken to re- duce infant mortality, to arrest the spread of of ...

... Dublin are worse than in most cities of Europe, and there is, therefore, the better argument for making this one factor of infant mortality as low as possible. We admit that the official defence is sound so far as it goes. To the plea of innocent impotence ...

... year the prots.r-lion was 2.07 pre thmasand—the lowest sieve 1864. The blackest feature of the report is the figures of infant mortality. which are still terribly high. .k further check ezomia.e optimism may • be found in the returns for 1914 furiushed by ...

... Dorms of mid mothers suffered liven overwork, long Mars. bad seat- ' , nary conditions of workshops and homes. Mr. said infant mortality Vs. me inevitable. We ought to make pod is the war lre saving an equal aura et lira et the Aar. This RSB ORO of the In ...

... wise to refuse to let women have any share in | INFANT MORTALITY. ernment, to refuse to let women have) There was a striking issued a few igher education, to refuse to allow them to days ago on infant mortality in our enter any professions, because all these ...

... maintained, should be Sanitary ip Miss Kilgour (P: 1) seconded. had been ascertained recently, eho said, that the enormous infant mortality amoncst chil. dren was not due to the of mothers bet to their ignorance 0: entary sanite ‘Croydon’ ) said there must ...