... great deal of the higher education; the care of the sick, the insane, and the feeble-minded; the conditions bearing on infant mortality and epidemic disease; the care of women childbirth and urgent moral questions that arise in our large towns connection ...

... regarding the number of infante who died ©very year in England and Wales revealed a state of affairs that was amazing and deplorable. We have not seen a similar compilation for Scot'and. and can only hope that the statistics infant mortality in our country will ...

... women vast amount of information that would lead to tlio making of bettor laws* for publio health, which would | prevent, infant mortality, and whioli would emphasise th» vnJuo'ot life. If they went back over tile history of the world —to the tunes of the ...

... token occasion observe that during the three completed quarterly periods from July 1, 1917, so fur figures are available, infant mortality has never been so low in the records of our country. Those who know most of the appalling sacrifice of young life in ...

... finds that artificial feeding and the many other causes which medical men are in the habit of regarding certain factors infant mortality have, the whole, legs, danger to the community than to found in a defective maternal parent vitiated by disease hereditary ...

... more than ever necessary that strong and numerous generation of children should bo reared to take its place. In tho past infant mortality and chila-welfare have been more prominent subjects urban and industrial than rural areas. It would folly assume that ...

... adoption nohfica- E-tion. When death does occur the sanitary notice by the registrar, thoroughly disinfects the house. The infant mortality ogam was below the ■ average, although much greater than last ! year, being at th© rate 97.45 per 1000. I Wlkooi>ing-oougli ...

... the of scarlet fever. The mortality returns that the health conditions within burgh were such as demand special inquiry into the causes of diseases. The notification of pulmonary phthisis has not been adopted. Hie mortality from this disease, •8433 per ...

... the matter which was at that time consuming largely the attention Lord Kitchener —the widespread schemes for reducing infant mortality and the proper sanitation methods the new Egypt“Wc were struck,” proceeds, “with the reserve and the traditional depreciation ...

... already arranged hold London postgraduate course the feeding and care infants. The Executive CoramitSee i« now aotrvehr, engaged in wganiaiag an Knglt«h-»eak* conference on infant mortality, which * fee held Tendon and sth Augtjrt next, date which immediately ...

... life, the infant, the growing child, the adolescent whose hands lie* the future. serious reflection upon our easy going methods of the past that only in the middle a terrible war ha* the nation realised, not alone the urgency of the problem infant mortality ...

... the research laboratory of Anderson's College. Liasgow. All the reports up to date have been negative for tuberculosis. INFANT MORTALITY, This year separate return refers to tho above. Of total of 48 deaths-givmg an annual rate 135.5 per one thousand bi ...