... Infant Mortality. ’ Alderman Perring drew attention to the high .and. increasing rate aof -infant mortality in the Borough as shown by the statistical statement for the five week ended December 29 last and presented to them that morning. He hoped that ...

... BOROUGH COUNCIL. INFANT MORTALITY. Alderman PERRING said that at a recent meeting of the Council he made reference so the question of infantile mortality, and since then he had seen in the Press a letter trying to water down his observations. He did ...

... PADDINGTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. INFANT MORTALITY Alderman said that at a recent meeting of the Council he 'made reference to the question of infantile mortality, and since then be had seen in the Press a letter trying to rater down his observations. He did ...

... 359 deaths during , the quarter of infants under one year old, equal to rate of 9J i 1,000 births, and tii.e is the low ast ,i rant mortality rate ever recorded the fourth quarter of the wvesr. The infant mortality rate of tho (fourth quarter of 1916 ...

... problem. if accentuated, may have a grave effect upon infant physique and mortality. GOOD DONE SY INFANT WELFARE CENTRES. Dr. Rostock Rill hoe no half-hearted apprecia' tMo of the good that is done by Infant Welfare Centres, ■nd he has a population of over ...

... PROBLEM Now I oome to the second method, the conservation of human life by the reduction of infant mortality. I would particularly emphasise that infant mortality is a highly complex problem, and that the full benefit of special measures directed against ...

... wooden huta without boddinsr. furniture, heat, or light Ihe hirtnrale has by one half in the past three vears, while infant mortality in many places has risen to per cent—Reuter. ...

... powers of resistance agatnit the germs of disease. which play so large a part in the Infant Mortality of the Country. is used in more than .I,SOO Hospitals. Sanitoria and Infant Chaim. vi ROL .In . Glass and Stone Jars, 1/-, 1/8, and 2/11. VIROL LTD., 148-188 ...

... making the correct total 90. There were 16 deaths from heart disease, two pneumonia, four tuberecle, and five cancer. The infant mortality was only eight, quite a satisfactory figure. There were no deaths from typhoid, scarlet fever, small-pox, or diphtheria ...

... the Bench thought Mesers. “Madge Bros. should have known the law. and they would be fi twe guineas and | enste. al - INFANT MORTALITY. wwe Dk. ADKINS’ marge 8. Speaking at the opening of the ‘Mothers’ and Babies’ Welfare Club, at Paignton, Dr. Coumy ...

... increased maternity benefit. The relationahip of illegitimacy to infant mortality as particularly strik, ing. Roughly 3 per cent of an births are illegitimate, and it is found that the infant mortality among these children is twice that of legitimate children ...

... serious diminution in the number infants solely breast-fed up to the normal age of weaning. Doctors assign the greatest prominence to this factor, though it is pointed out that others also come into play. The regularity the infant’s manner life has been affected ...