... SLUMS AND INFANT MORTALITY, might be expected, badly-paid labour accompanied in many instances by wretched homos and a high rate of infantile mortality. Miss Margaret Irwin, secretary to the Scottish Council for Women's Trades, says that the Belfast worker ...

... SLUMS AND INFANT MORTALITY As might be expected, badly-paid labour is accompanied in many instances wretched homes and a high rate of infantile mortality. Miss Margaret Irwin, secretary to the Scottish Council for Women’s Trades, says that the Belfast ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT CROWLE. At the monthly meeting of Crowle Urban Sistrict Couneil it was stated that the County Meodical- Officer had called attention to the high rate of infant mortality during the year—l9l.3B per 1,000 births. Dr. Hamilton considered ...

... SLUMS AND INFANT MORTALITY. As might be expected, badly paid labour is accompanied in many instancee by wretched homes and a high rate of infantile mortality. Miss Margaret Irwin, secretary to the Scottish Council for Women's Trades, ys that the Belfast ...

... MEDICAL OFFICER'S WORK. Dr. Howard Jones's Annual Report. INFANT MORTALITY. Trepatremnt of Consumption. N•oport'e • ;i3te Ca* the *et of the crud—* misii• up of land end ester, or renarly eight mile altogether, of which :4 1 9 erres are ecnered by water ...

... loos of infant life will checked still more effectually means of the State maternity benefits which are being granted under the Insurance Act, as the lack of proper attention birth has been a great contributing factor in the high infant mortality rates ...

... Local Government Board had not tioned artungements. LONDON'S INFANTILE DEATH RATE. stt n firm, of 46.3 per thousand the infant mortality lust ”ar in the City of London the medical officer states, the lowest ovi record. This is attributed to the steps taken ...

... Department Commerce and Labour. This bureau is authorised investigate and report upon all matters the welfare children, such infant mortality, the birth-rate, orphanage, juvenile courts, desertions, dangerous occupations, accidents, and diseases of children, ...

... nal congreu of hygiene and demography meeting here. Experts from England. Germany and Prance were acheduled to talk. Infant mortality in country and elsewhere were dealt with. . . The present position of municipality statistics. sanitary supervision of ...

... FREE MILK POR INFANTS. In with the baby allow which is to he bell at the aloes of the Holborn Oiincil on Wednewlay afternoon. it k stated that the diminution in the local rate of infant mortality is due to the facilitie% offered to mothers for ins preuard ...

... thousands infants have been saved from death throughout the country, and that gain has not been counterbalanced by unusual inroads on the health of the adult, members the population. Compared with August, 1911, when the heat was very great, the infant mortality ...

... 1910. The health of France is considered c _ j. satisfactory in regard to epidemic results have been obtained in the , infant mortality, which is conspicuous ' France than in other countries, figures for one year being: France u. J Germany 147. and Italy ...