... cotsad ether dwellings have been furthe Local Government Board. The of the Association, and it which devote themselves to infant mortality, tuberculosis, and school hygiene respectively, have organised a Sanaa ol Information, where figures of all hied, and ...

... that of any other city in the Three Kingdoms. I should mention that in my fear to over. INFANTILE MORTALITY IN DUBLIN. state the rate of infant mortality in Dublin, I TO EDITOR Of THE MIMI TIM. understated it, and that 163 per births is Eta,—l hasten to ...

... English-Braking country except Hungary, a higher birth rate except Italy, the Netherlands, end two States, and the , lowest infant mortality in the world, thus proving that the interests of the home, the Dominion, and the Empire have not suffered by the enf ...

... office of Deputy Borough Surveyor, and approving of the Act for the early notification of births as a means of checking infant mortality. abolishing The Stock Exchanges were closed, as usual, on the first working day in May, consequently there are no tr ...

... the matter of knowledge and practical instruction imparted to women on the subject of food, the effect being • higher infant mortality. The establish• ment of mothers' homes and schools was advocated in every populous district. Women. said Mrs. W.- 11IscDonald ...

... The most striking instance of this that ha occurred in recent years has been the immense reduction in the rats of infant mortality in Hnddersfield. This was due, in the first place, to the generous initiative of Mr. Benjamin Broadbent, who, when he ...

... the health of most of die infanta whom it has helped was below the average, the mortality amonp these infants was only 41 per cent., against the average infant mortality the city of 14} per cent Apart from the results which can be thus minutely cal culated ...

... Charlie Cameron has often had to deplore the high rate of mortality in Dublin as compared to that of other European cities, and, analysing it, he notes the particularly high rate of child mortality. He examines this, and Ands that there es • 15 per cent ...

... the statistics of infant mortality in various large towns. Poverty and bad housing and impure, artificial food were the primary cause of the high death rate. The work of the Association, to regard to preserving the lives of infants, was of enormous bens ...

... discussion upon infant inorliTly which took place yesterday in Dublin deserves general attention. There can be no doubt that there is an enormous wastage of infant life in the large towns of Ireland. The proportion of preventable deaths among infants in Dublin ...

... societies and infant consultations, had alienmeted from their mortality tables • large reportion of those casualties among infants which were unfortunately due to parental ignorance. There still remained, &waver. • large wastage of infant life, which was ...

... were sa tional as they were inevitable. In the first year of the war Paris beat all records by the astooishing fall in infant mortality. . . the reduction in the number of stilt-births, of premature labours, and of mothers dying in child birth. With Paris ...