... ov births. And of boys Ixtrn many are punt and weakly. and more or less feeble-brained. An alarming increase of male infant mortality was coincident with the pre-war increase of girl births. By forbidding all strenuous activities. social or athletic—but ...

... her. on thie: Death in the Queue.—ln hiz annu port the medjcal officer of Wom%wf&_ ascribes the present high rate of infant mortality to exposure in queues, anxijety, .omotional disturbances, conditions favoup: able to premature birth and oongenital ...

... docility of the workman and his wife (for industry and “discipline” are the leading German virtues) keep down epidemics, the infant mortality in these quarters is very high in most German towns, and the dwellings supplied to the rural labourer are still more ...

... overcrowding the more easterly towns of Southern Germany. Infant Mortality—Deaths in Dublin area in week ending July 20 numbered 208. Of these 39 were deaths of children under 5, and 20 those of infants under 1. Since New Year (29 weeks)—Total deaths, 4,649; ...

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