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... INFANT MORTALITY. The infants from January August had exceeded by 6? per cent, the number for the corresjxmding period of last year; in Juno the mortality was Jit the rate of 135 per 1000. Hunger typhus,” too, is common all over Germany. Suedes who have ...
... INFANT MORTALITY The deaths of infants from January to August bad exceeded per cent, the number for the corresponding period of last year; in June the mortality was at the rate of 135 per 1000. “Hunger typhus,’’ too, is common all over Germany. Swedes ...
... in connection with the . deaths of infants , there are also some special nnd indiyidual features to lie noted . Poverty should be placed in . the forefront as one of the chief factors concerned jn infant mortality , and by showing the actual weekly ...
... INFANT MORTALITY PROBLEMS . ...
... ONTARIO INVESTIGATION OF INFANT MORTALITY . The Ontario Board of Health is ...
... 1916 the rate of infant mortality in England and Wales was the lowest on record. ...
... ing of the child. The infant mortality the country was their disgrace, but it was interesting to know that the infant mortality rate for Scotland in 1916 was 97 per 1000, the very lowest on record. While that was so, they must also bear in mind the counter ...
... between one and five years of age. they as-* that tho prenatal death-rut© was #.-> high tho infant mortality rale, wcie dying every ten years during the three periods bo had mentioned, and this xv.-is going on year after year not only in Hawick, hut all ...
... Phoposed National Institute op Mothebcbaft . —Uncfer tho auspices of the National Association tor the Prevention of Infant Mortality , a . meeiin was held at 21 Hydo Park PlaooLondon , yesterday in . furtherance of a proposed National Institute of ...
... ALVA'S INFANT MORTALITY RATE.—III our report of the Chi:d Welfare Exhibition at Alloa last! at•ek, the figures of the mortality rate for children under five years of age in the Burgh of Alva were given a. 175 per JOOO. The figures should have been 157 ...
... was considered the Norham and Islandshire District Council at their meeting in Berwick. Dr Head stated that the rate of infant mortality in the district was above the average, and that this could, in his opinion, • be remedied the instruction of mothers ...
... future Ministry of Health wa ; to effect an early saving of 50 , 000 infant lives in the United Kingdom , his calculation being ban ' -ii cn tie expectation that tho infant mortality i :. the British Isles can be reduced from the present 100 per thousand ...