... within the last thirty years, and none ha-, benefited more than the young the improved conditions. The campaign against infant mortality is doing much for the future of the race by preserving the life and amplifying the health of ...

... the returns the Registrar-General foe the neighbourhrxjd. Mrs. Roohford had succeeds! Miss Terry health-visitor. During infant mortality rate for Coleraine had dropped 77 per 1,000 as against 85 for the rest the union. Before the Association took up work ...

... Insurance Act, as well as the sanatorium and treatment of tuberculosis benefits. Amongst the subjects down for discussion are infant mortality, with special reference to the Early Notification of Births Act, health of children, the milk supply, adulteration and ...

... reduction :n infant mortality doe to tuberculosis in .Manchester progreissing more rapidly than it- average in rest the country. shall quote only one set of figure® that relating infantile mortality:— 1891 -95 “The •-„. reduction of mortality ratio from ...

... An important eontartOM ie held tomorrow London to eowader the fonaatton of a national anealatton (or the pravontioa of infant mortality the promotion of the welfare of cOOUnn under eshsol ago. ...

... the year 1911-12, ju«t i(*>ued, comparison of experience 1911 with the averagc.-i of 1891-1900 ahowa that the rate of infant mortality ha« declined 10 per cent., the death-rate from measles 13 per cent., from scarlet fever 68 per cent., from whooping-cough ...

... the end o the summer. Unless flies are killed at once there will be the customary rise infant mortality during the hot weather. been ascertained that the loss of infant lives that follows the coming heat is due large y to the infection caused by the house-fly- ...

... two each disasters the sinking of the Titanic for every month of the year would not equal in ioee life the preventable infant mortality hi England and Wales alone. ...

... of the ' , miner. Unless fltes are killed at once then , ill be the customary rise in infant mortality during hot weather. It has been suusertoined that the of infant lives that follows the coming ef beat is due largely to the infection calsied by the ...

... as Dr. has happily dubbed it, is not representative of the real science of eugenics. Its assumption that tuberculosis, infant mortality, and alcoholism are weeding out the worthless is grossly unscientific, and its preference for lethal chambers for physically ...

... of the tammer. Unless flies are kilted at once there will be the customary rite in infant mortality during the hot weather. It has been ascertained that the loss of infant lives that follows the coming of beat is due largely to the inlection caused by tbe ...

... daily outdoor exercise for not than month; refrain from ice ernam and between meals for month; name the chief causes of infant mortality summer, and tell bow and what extent it ha. been reduced ia one American com. mtuxKy; know what to ia the following ...