... THE HEAVY INFANT MORTALITY A Mother vrites: We owe our child's life to She was gradually wasting away, and the doctor said he feared nothing -could save her, but from the-first time trying she improved, and is now little picture Plasmon, Plasmon Cocoa ...

... International Council,she knew the efforts that were being made made in various countries to combat tuberculosis,diminish infant mortality, and care for growing children. In Ireland the Registrars-General's statistics showed a decrease of 1085 in deaths from ...

... birth rate, and high infant mortality among the married women and mothers of young children working in the mills. regard infant mortality, Dundee holds the unenviable position heading the list of Scottish towns. Tho rate among infants these ...

... INFANTILE MORTALITY IN DUBLIN. CORPS OF NURSES ORGANISED BY LADY ABERDEEN. The hot weather has been accompanied a distressing increase the rate infantile mortality Duhan. Thus for the week ending July 22 the infant mortality was 11. for folio win? week ...

... delivered at the Royai Dublin Society's Hall on Friday by Dr S. G. Moore, medical officer of health, Huddersfield, 'Can infant mortality reduced? The Lord Lieutenant presided, and there was large attendance. After the lecture, which was greatly appreciated ...

... on public health in England and Wales last year, states that the infant, mortality was 30 per o«n+. lower in 1910 ! than in 1901, and say* it satisfactory find that, a -saving of infant life is being secured a large scale, and that the general point* ...

... the report k. wi« stated that the club opened September, 1909. Its vork was mainly educational. and aimed reducing the infant mortality, which, according the annual the medical officer health, two three times high it should if the children were properly ...

... legislative enactments which have made for the improvement public health, have assisted in solving the problem reducing infant mortality, and bringing about better housing conditions. On the industrial side the statistics are also vital importance in showing ...

... per cent, in 1910 and 50 per cent, in 1907. But for the saving in life represented by lower death-rate and a much lower infant mortality, this em-.gration would a very heavy drain on the United Kingdom. In ten years Scotland and Ireland combined had increased ...

... against summer diarrhoea in infants, and give a few valuable hints in domestic hygiene. In Bermondsey the medical officer of health has directed attention to the usefulness of the lady health visitor in reducing infant mortality. So successful has been the ...

... Newman, Esq., M.D. Was Chief Medical Adviser of the Board of Education in 1907, and is a recognised authority hygiene and infant mortality. Arthur Priestley, Esq., M.P. Has represented Grantham in Parliament for the past years. John Michael Redmond, Esq., ...

... INFANTILE MORTALITY IN ABERDEEN. Dr Matthew Hay, medical officer of health, reports—Tbe deaths infants under one year of age amounted to 63 during the month (November), as against 49 the preceding month, and an average 50 far the month November the preceding ...