... INFANT MORTALITY Infant Mortality: The number of deaths of infants under one year for 1968, was 37, compared with ...

... Infant mortality Deaths of children under five years of age decreased from 1,242 In 1953 to 1.082 In 1954. Of these 1.082 deaths. 951 were of children under one year of age. representing an Infant mortality rate of 33 deaths per 1.000 live births, which ...

... Infant Mortality One of the most significant aspects of the population question is the difference between the infant mortality rates in different countries. In 1952. for instance. 145 out of every 1000 babies born in Barbados died before their first birthday ...

... Infant mortality Of the 738 infants bom in the' city in 1952. 32 failed to survive to their first birthday, which is equivalent to a mortality of 43 per thousand live births. The infant mortality rate in the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The infant mortality rate was 30 per 1.000 related live births, the second lowest recorded in the city, compared with 32 in 1957, and 29 in 1956, the lowest recorded. In the principal causes of death bronchitis moved from fifth to fourth ...

... ago T here were 646 deaths of infants in the first year of ife, compared with 753 in 1982, and the infant death rate per 1000 live births has fallen from 11.4 to 9.9. The infant death rate for illegitimate children is over 45 per cent. higher than for ...

... Infant Mortality Prmtad for the Proprietors by THE HERALD PRESS, Dundee and Arbroath when . Deaths of cinldren under one GRAMPIAN ST oy (velent to an infant mortality rate | Sunday's Play s 2% dnk % W lof 29 per 1,000 registered live On Sunday at 9.35 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY HARD TIMES WITH BACKACHE Often due to sluggish Iddney action WE IS NOT so good when you are troubled with backache, rheumatic pains, stiff, aching muscles and joints, lumbago or common urinary disorders due to :luggish kidney action. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY Commenting on the infant mortality rate, Dr. Kitson stated that on previous occasions he had emphasised that this rate was a very sensitive index of the social and sanitary conditions of an area. The reduction achieved since the inauguration ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The authorities are worried about infant mortality, as stricken families live in makeshift shelters, deprived of the very necessities of life. The authorities were thinking of evacuating the children and the seriously injured. The United ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The vital statistics compared favourably with those of England and Wales, especially the aeath rate, there having been substantial reduction in the number of deaths compared with the previous year. Infant mortality figures were not so ...

... * • • INFANT MORTALITY T NFANT mortality rates show an important decrease in many parts of the world, according to statistics just published by the World Health Organization. In its Epidemiological and Vital Statistics Report, the WHO shows that in the ...