... INFANT MORTALITY. The Medical Officer of the Local Government Board, Dr- Arthur News- Liolme, in his annual report, which has sust been issued, reviews the public health. .during- 1909. Tryring. the year, he states. the deagh-rate of England and Wales ...

... INFANT MORTALITY I have to point out that there has been a slight increase In the infantile dea h rate, 41 children dying within one year of birth, and due, in my opinion, to an epidemic of whooping cough that continued throughout most of the year and ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. MOROCCAN TOILET ACCESSO ' BUBSINESS ANNOUNOEMERTS. By ...

... WELFARE OF INFANTS. Their Ilajestits the Kiug and Quoen here graciously given their pstrouage to the Na. tional Association fur the l'revention of infant Mortality and for the Welfare of Infamy. And the King on the Throne. shows him interest in the antallert ...

... establishment of civil registration. : : . Of the deaths in “England‘and Wales, 44,818 were thosé of “infants under one year of age, the 'infant mortality rate - being 201 per thousand registered births, t the progortmn being -60 fier thousand . above the ...

... tnd Greenock—Away Yxtra 2nd Kelburne v. Kirkintitloch—Away 3rd Kelburne v, Ruthergien—Away INFANT MORTALITY IN LONDON. “The remarkable increase in. infant ‘mortality 1n London during July is causing much anxiety among the health authorities. Last week the ...

... CONTRAST IN INFANT LIFE. Dr C. W. Saleely delivered lecture in Edinburgh on Saturday on the subject, Saving the Future: the Var and the Coming Race. lie drew a striking contrast between the statistics affecting child welfare and infant mortality in Paris ...

... covered a wide field, dealing with the treatment of nursing mothers, the care of infants, both under and over one year cld, and the necessity for a pure milk supply for infants. There was, she said, necessity for the training of the mother in regard to children ...

... complication. It was an interesting point that if it could be established. INFANT MORTALITY. Continuing his remarks, the ex- Provost drew attention to statistics relating to infant mortality which they would find in the same minute These Fgures, they would find ...

... 50 per cent. in 1907. And he added that but for the saving in life represented by a lcwer death-rate, and a much lower infant mortality, this emigration would be a very heavy drain on the United Kingdom. A _still more startling way of putting it was the ...

... high leach rate, a high infant mortality, the mass of zymotic diseases which filled our hospitals and with the persistance of tuberculosis which cost the country enormous sums in a fruitless effort to cure. In Glasgow the Infant death•rate was 39 per woo ...

... treatment—or had only till that time been 'accepted by a few local authorities, as when it appointed a nurse to deal with the infant mortality, and more recently when it approved of the Milne home treatment for scarlet fever. In the same spirit of progressiveness ...