... insurance Venice; an increase in hospital accommodation for infants who cannot properly nursed at home; further scientific investigation and study of infant hygiene and the di'caso of infants and children and better education of medical students in this ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Infant mortality was equal to a rate of 83 per 1,000 births, which is two points below the average of the ten preceding quarters. The highest infant mortality rate in the country was at Wigan, ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Taking the figures aa whole there is for 1928 improved balance to the credit births which has been effected not so much the very slight increase in the birth-rate, but the substantial decrease in the death-rate and in the infant mortality ...

... Infant Mortality. THE 'reduction which has taken place in infant mortality is one of tne most striking phenomena, where health is concerned, recent years. Twenty years ago babies died out of every 1,()00 born, while last year the figure stood'at 69, the ...

... the other three returning rates are amongst the lowest vet recorded. Infant mortality has never been lower than in 1927. except very slightly in 1923. and, while the important mortality of the fiisrt week was higher than in any other year since 1921. the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN JAMAICA. lEttorii are bring made to met the •p• palheg high infant mortality in Jarnsica. Kora than POU death, occurred in Kingston in the past four mouths, and 71! per teat of than who dint were ch3ldren under five years of age. INCIDENT ...

... analysed fearlessly the causes of infant mortality, and publio authorities the responsibility seeing to the milk supply. INFANT FEEDING. Doctor Freeman, of New York, showed how, attention to teeding and care babies, infant mortality New York ...

... Decline in Infant Mortality. Infant mortality, which has been declining rapidly in this as in other countries since the commencement of the century, fell further in 1920 to the rate of SO deaths per 1,000 births, the lowest previous corresponding rate ...

... LOW INFANT MORTALITY. The London death-rate is again 8.3 per thousand. Its average for the past four weeks has been 8.4 per thousand. The infant mortality remains at 40. These figures are extraordinary (writes the Times medical correspondent) for the ...

... non Infant Mortality Is Lona Western Australians are jtistly proud of the advancements made in recent years in connection with infant welfare, and the infant Welfare Association. Reuter reports from Perth IW.A.). is receiving wide support. The Government ...

... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR INFANT MORTALITY Lady Aberdas oo the Provision Pure Milk Sir,—Referring to your article In a recent dealing with the high death-rate of infants in Dublin. and giving the example of Liverpool in providing pasteurised milk depots for ...

... the birth of the child, and to lessen mortality luring the first month was one of the chief aims of the conference which she (Dame M'llroy) had attended that week in Dublin. might be thought that infant mortality would b© gresftcr in slum areas in big ...