... PREVENTION OF INFANT MORTALITY. A large and representati interested in the Dal ive meeting of ladies in Committee for the Prevention of Infant Mortality was held yes- terday afternoon at 47 South William street, Gi Dr. Werk i hen navoidable absence of ...

... extreme! rare in spontaneous ot occurring so often as once in every hundred of the spontaneous tumours EARLY INFANT MORTALITY. per on “infant mortality in the first four weeks of life’’ was read Professor Henry Koplik (New York), who pointed out that a large ...

... arranged that it does not seek to penalise any nurse who refuses to join. It will also be an effective method for checking infant mortality, by lacing the midwife in a ition to give iNed attention at the earliest. possible moment. As the Irish midwife stands ...

... classes. Everyone knew that the workers to their children, and recent events had brought that before the public If the infant mortality referred to were taken into account he all agree that it was a great the creation of lish towns io he ne: fell, but only ...

... Diploma that he received the London- was formerly exam:ner in Ireland. His of Surgeons in London- an extensive reduction in infant mortality. ity. It was at his instigation a war refuse in ard bins. ‘ergusson, in-law of Mr. C. 8. Caldwell, who last month survived ...

... countice were as 1 fr Lerch County ; oh 118 each for” INFANT MORTALITY. infants There were 8,727 deaths for the whole of one year of age Ireland ; of this number, 4,991 were deaths of male infants, and 3,736 were deaths of female one 1 The total is equivalent ...

... diseases 1% whob, was Vv much lower than in the rest of the United gdom. The death and W ales, while, with regard to infant mortality, of deaths due to thousand births in the Th: Scotland 1.4, and and Wales 1.29, The makers of the ‘‘ Matinee e market ...

... appointment of Dr. florence Dillon as assistant temporary medical inspec- tor to make special inquiries on the subjects of infant mortality and nursing in workhouses. ...

... during the last years they the mortality from 15.6 | ,000 in 1911 to 13.8 in the year 1912. Dublin is 208, In 1903 it was 22.8. In 1803 it was 26. The ment on the :—Improvement of house undertaken to re- duce infant mortality, to arrest the spread of of ...

... LE MORTALITY. NEW YORK’S METHOD OF COMBATING TUBERCULOSIS. The English-speaking Conference on Infant Mortality continued its deliberations in London yesterday morning. The of Aberdeen resided over the Administrative Section, ich is con- cerned chiefly ...

... previous year (1911) By! 2900 deaths ca tal in 1912 is ia Sad a) crease 2,000 bi in 4 96 er ae fant fant moval in 1912. infant mortality THE FIGHT AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS. The st the evils of tuber- culosis in Ireland would appear to be more successful with ...

... would find women as the worst victims— victiins of the white slave traffic, and of sweating, and sufferers by the awful infant mortality in the towns, Were those not three women even more things which ing the first evil—it mi be said that a pi just heen ...