... INFANT MORTALITY IN DUBLIN. The woollier of deaths of young children in Dublin has shown an alarming increase during thepast few weeks, *aye: The Medical Preen . Basing pointed out that there is grace reason to lather. that the w e r e is Is an important ...

... nese/ening Increase of infarg mortality in housend s ith regard ned tha t to thdanger of the us he mentiot Dr. Hope. the eminent Medical Officer of Health for Liverpool, could give a splendid record reduced infant mortality which he believed Was largely ...

... Increase in the population was 413,712., as compared with an anneal average in-' MONO for the previous b years of 404.656. Infant mortality shows a decrease of 3 per MOO under one rear. a decrease of lb pee 1.000 as compared with the average for ten Vows. ...

... . •I 'Turkish troops in Alban's, has .1 three battalions, with ill Cuss, he Nimbi's. INFANT LIFE IN FRANCE. :'LAN TO REDUCE MORTALITY. statistics of infant mortality published by lire. Palestre and h.i.c ludueed 60% tral French depuput their names to ...

... now the pliceician and Gtr judge have come to p zree with the I priest that alcohol 1 ., the ifie c au s e ~f poverty. infant mortality, and crime. If statistii, ponce anything they prove that. • Total aletainers bare always - held these' ptineinles. and ...

... sucompanied br lad, Weldon. and attended by Captain IR. A. L. Keith, A.D.C.. prewled at a Com' mitt** meeting_ of the Infant Mortality Section of the Dublin Branch of the Wo, men's National Health Amociation. held at 76 Grafton street. Subsequently her ...

... connection with the sell agsimt infant mortality, which the Women .4 No. tional Health Aseiociattmt of Ireland had been endeavouring to conduct durin: its par* three years. The ape-inl rampatro again.t the loan of infant life of Dublin, which was carried ...

... of iufaot mortality. Cartlinese, Mo. case, which involved • legit point of some venlinems, and Mantes were also contribu- importance as bearing on lAnd norcbase tory causes. when the vendor is of unsound mind. The To check infant mortality they must first ...

... disadvantages. Attenti m has alivady lieen called by medical authorities and others to the alarming increase in the rotes of infant mortality in the' large s ities, while the prolonged drought ha- hot only led to a scarcity ni the water s upplies, but has caused ...

... poorer classes in a largely' incramed incidence of infant mortality, at'must entirely confined to the disturbed areas. In other parts of the city the death-rate remained normal. The increase of mortality continued long after the causes which bed favoured ...

... and Malta last year. states that infant mortality was 30 per cent. lower in 1910 than in 1901. The death-rate from enteric fever had declined 68 per cent. between 1901 and 1910. The uninterrapted decline in mortality since 1569 was directly traceable ...

... to which he attributed the infant mortality, 'laying stress on the questions of food. poverty, and overcrowding in the tenement houses. A proper supply of milk was a' matter of great importance in the clasek• fag of mortality among infanta. The resolution ...