... INFANT MORTALITY In July. 1917, the agreed to pay tho fees of medical practitioners called in by midwives in neeessitous ' cases, and the adoption of this course has been of great assistance in to decrease infantile mortality in the Borough. Under the ...

... 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 Dr. Armand Routh, one of the recent witnesses before the Royal Commission on Venereal Diseases, said that he . bad formed the conclusion from figures he had obtained that infant mortality was as high before birth as in the first year ...

... INFANT MORTALITY* On Saturday Mr. P. Thomaa held inquest Islington touching ' the death «t Cookey, aged twelve months, son cool porter, living 2, Carville-etreet, Fitebarypark. '■ Arthur Charles Cookey, said that deceased was his child, who last week ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. A conference was held at the Queen's Hospital for children. Hackney-road, last night. with the object of taking steps to fight the summer among children in Hackney. Shorediteh. and Bethnal Green. A resolution was passed urging co-operation ...

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... INFANT MORTALITY. If this was the unsatisfactory state of things when milk was Q. a quart, bow he working-class family to give children • full and adequate supply of *.llk when the quart costs a shilling? Dear milli means intreasad infant mortality, ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Professor Henry Koplik, M.D., of New York, read a paper in the Jehangir Hall of the Imperial Institute upon infant mortality in. the first four weeks of life. There were many conditions (he said) of both the father and the mother which ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. yes! Of yourbe you have done good. Wro—perbapb! I may have mentioned one among the women w bl) attended, case WWI moot promioing. he a.young. and. seemed glad to learn. Yee; that was Mary I think. Yes. She has gone to live in ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. In reply to questions by MR. KING with regard to infant mortality, the following figures were given : ENGLAND AND WALES. Period. Six months ending March 31st, 1912 ~ ~ , 9, 1913 ~ ~ I, 1 9 1 4 , ,I 'IP 1915 Deaths of children under ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. NEED OP MORE CLINICS AND HEALTH VISITORS. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. PERMONDSEY MEDICAL OFFICER AXND INCOMES OF THE POOR. “ 1t is a wonder that so many children are alive at the end of the first year,” states Dr. R. K. Brown, medical officer for Bermondsey, in his annual repori, although, he added, there ...