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... INFANT MORTALITY, There has been a strikingly alarming increase in the death rate amongst children of tender years in the Gorey district lately. The cause of this cannot strictly be attributed to the measles epidemic, which has now practically passed ...
... INFANT MORTALITY The following resolution from the No:Mon! As,iwiation for the Prevention of In'ant Mortality, and for the welfare of faney. wifa;pted and copit. of Kilution were ordered to be rent to Mr. M.P. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and 'Mr ...
... Infant Mortality. Miss Griffin reported the death of child which had been in the care .''rs Fisher, Hill View Cottage, Cabiutoely. Sk»y rewired ithe> child from Hollisstreet Hospital on the 2nd October and registered it 15th. It was three weeks old, and ...
... Infant Mortality. In view of the attention now being given to this problem. it is interesting to note, the Westmeath Independent. that for the first quarter of 1917 the number of deaths in Athlone No. 2 Registration District was 32, and of these there ...
... INFANT MORTALITY. ...
... INFANT MORTALITY Infant Mortality: The number of deaths of infants under one year for 1968, was 37, compared with ...
... INFANT MORTALITY DECADE'S AWFUL TALE. ...
... INFANT MORTALITY. AT a meeting of the Public Health Committee of Cork Corporation Tuesday a communication was read from the Local Government Board pointing out that infant mortality in this city is increasing, and calling for a report on the subject from ...
... of excessive infant mortality. Mother’s milk is the most natural, and, therefore, the most suitable food for the infant; and where it is available the in(ant requires na other food for the first nine months life. If, however, the infant cannot be breast ...
... INFANT MORTALITY. Kenny said wonld like to draw the attention the guardians matter which, although it properly came under the scope of the Public Health department, could also be brought ...
... INFANT MORTALITY Dr. moved:—“That it- is estimated that several thousand infants die each year Dublin from improper nutrition ; and, as the establishment municipal milk depots has been found to reduce infant mortality very considerably in ...
... refer to the report of an Officer of Public Health, as to the unnecessary infant mortality in our city—attributed to the want of milk. You, however, appear to think that the infants get milk of some sort, but that it is so adulterated, or at least diluted ...