... NFANT MORTALITY. In the Lecture Theatre of the Royal Dublin Gel vy ity th.s evening. at 8.30, a lecture will be ted by Dr. G. Moore, Medical Officer h, H on “Can Infant Mf Tau vy be Remcedied ? { so, How? The lecture “will be under the auspices of the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN DUBLIN. ADDRESS BY THE COUNTESS ABERDEEN. held in the sites a a of m- fantile mortality in Dublin. meeting, which was , included tions aff the welfare of the city meeting was woured by the Countess of were :—Dr. Cox, ; Dr. L. A. Baker ...

... WAVE IN GERMANY. INFANT MORTALITY, (REUTER'S BERLIN, The most serious feature of the heat wave is the in infant mortality in large towns, especially in the Municipalitias are issuing advice to mothers on babies during the hot five infants ...

... THE HEAVY INFANT MORTALITY A Mother writes: We owe our child’s tife to She was gradually away, and the doctor gaid he feared nothing could save her, but from the first time of trying gf to look at. ote, coon sup ber wat a joy to us. that I write to express ...

... Health national ing a member of an Inter- that efforts were being various countries to, combes tuberculosis, diminish in infant mortality, and hildren; also to Promote In 1 the General's statistica of 1,085 in deaths from during 1909, which meant also a lessening ...

... -General to ve her the figures for the last year, with affecting the Cork distri both to tuberculosis and also with to the infant mortality, She was very to be able to bring glad ( Phe. deat: rate from all causes “be the year 1909 was 19.3 1,000, 2s compared ...

... Booterstown. Countess of Aberdeen by Mrs. Birrell, pre- sided at a mieeting of the organisation in the work of reducing infant mortality in DEPARTURE. OF THE KING OF SPAIN. The King of Spain for Spain at five o'clock on the Royal yacht Alberta at Cowes. ...

... maintained, should be Sanitary ip Miss Kilgour (P: 1) seconded. had been ascertained recently, eho said, that the enormous infant mortality amoncst chil. dren was not due to the of mothers bet to their ignorance 0: entary sanite ‘Croydon’ ) said there must ...

... course of his lecture, said his eubject divided itself into two rts— “Can Infant Mortality be Reduced? If 60, How ” If, he continued, the deaths of babies: which go to make up the infant mor- tality figure be inevitable, then obviously nothin can be done, ...

... at the present juncture. (Applause.) @ meeting in Dr. Cassidy said that last January they had to form deal with the of infant mortality. meeting was very to undertake to , and a Committee workers whe would go a body of ion by visiting the homes. of the ...

... character. Miss Brett read the repurt of the School Hygiene Sub-Committee, Mrs. Robert Campbell pre- sented the report of the Infant Mortality Sub-Committee, Mrs. Purvis read the report of the Tuberculosis Sub-Committee, anc the Dowager Marchioness of Dufferin ...

... affairs. Although the death-rate does increase 4s we go down in the social scale until it is swollen markedly by the great infant mortality among the poorest classes, the rate of increase among adults is not s0 great as might be expected. The un healthiness ...