... per 1.000, 0.72 below the average of 12.82. The mortality amongst males wad 12.53 per 1,000 males estimated to be livin& whilst it was 11.70 per 1,000 females esti: mated to be living, . The infant mortality, or deaths of childrety under one year of age ...

... important conference to be held today at Oaxton Hall consider the formation National Association for the Prevention of Infant Mortality and the Promotion of the Welfare Children under School Age. Mr. .lohn Burns will in the chair, and Lord Robert Cecil ...

... child is a dangerous malady and should always be seen by a physician at once.' STARTLING FACTO. is an unnecessarily high infant mortality and in fact is more than twice that of London. England, and of some of the largest cities in the United States, and almost ...

... the years since then this has gradually decreased until now it is 31.9. This has been partly offset by a reduction in infant mortality; in 1875, 2013 out of every 100 babies died in their first year; now this number is only 157. But there is maniceetly ...

... appointed delegates to attend a meeting at Caxton Hall with a view to forming a National Association for the Prevention of Infant Mortality and the Promotion of the Welfare of Children Under School Age. ...

... 17. The executive of the Child Welfare Exhibition here have decided that the enormous amount of information concerning infant mortality It has collected shall be placed at the disposal of Toronto, Hamilton, Ottawa and Winnipeg. .1 large number of citizens ...

... SAVING THE BABIES. Mr Buras said that was the third public conference on infant mortality be bad presided over tbat bait daring tbe past six years. He was confident that tbe two previous conferences bad done a great deal to promote tbe object they all ...

... nat:onal strike foitnwith. It is cl:ar that Lae p.ait.on a one of peat auziety. TN[ ruTueur Or INFANT[ MORTALITY &Qom his the ',goblets of :want mortality, with its :vodkas corapient:es and d.lll re.s.‘ed more ezhaus.i-e •a the routes of a singe speech ...

... out some disquieting decails of infant mortality. In 1909 the deaths numbered 90,000, a figure that is doubly deplorable from the fact that most of this human wastage might have been prevented. The greatest number of infants died because, often owing to ...

... y. The birth rate, death rate, and infant mortality in Hampstead and in the County of London during the thirteen weeks ended June 29th were as follows: Hampstead—birth rate, 16.1 ; death rate, 8.4 ; infant mortality, 40.5. County of London—Birth rate ...

... tie years since then this has gradually decreased until now it is M.O. This has been portly offset by a reduction in infant mortality: in 1875. 206 out of every LOW babies died in their first year; now this number is nn:y 157. But there is manifestly ...

... giving birth and death rates of 17.8 and 16.3 per thousand per annum. In the four weeks the births numbered 34. The infant mortality was extremely satisfactory, oniy two deaths occurred children under one year. Cancer caused seven deaths. Notifications ...