... INFANT MORTALITY. The annual return of infant mortality showed 34 deaths under 1 year out of 251 births, 3 being those of illegitimate children. Out of the cases of infectious disease, 33 had been removed to hospital and treated at home. The estimated ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN KILSYTH—TO THOUGHTLESS PARENTS. Bn,—As the mortality among children is far too neat in Kilsyth, allow to say word or two to canines and thoughtless parents on this subject. I will just mention one or two things that hare come under ...

... STIRLING WESTERN DISTRICT COMMITTEE. PREPARATIONS FOR SMALLPOX. CAUSE OF INFANT MORTALITY. At the monthly meeting Wednesday, there were present Sir David Wilson {in the chair), Messrs Watson Murray, John Coubrough, J. Craig, T, Ripley Ker, W. R. Scott ...

... the river which flows past and this is the cause of a great deal of disease. “Infant mortality is very high, about 180 of evey 1000 babies born die, and maternal mortality, both before and during childbirth is also a great problem. Any education in that ...

... one phase that arose was that of infant mortality. That had forced itself upon the prior to the war, and one of the exhibitron's objects was to show what coold be done in the way reducing the fearful infantile mortality list. He had no need to emphasise ...

... un are pretty much on level with Prussia, and that Russia and Turkey are not much ahead of Spun owing to the terrible infant mortality in,s- ; countries. ...

... continued the whole subject for further consideration. INFANTILE MORTALITY. ■At pub-committee meeting the Clerk read letter .from tbet Local Government Board pointing oat that the infant mortality rate in the Eastern District for year 1911 was 101, while the ...

... INFANTILE MORTALITY. During the past year the deaths of infants under 1 year were reported in the district and 480 cases of infectious disease in addition to measles, mumps, and whooping cough. When it uiuchtiiniple mailer lo lake 30 dropa of Mother «BSg ...

... Associations arc carrying out the work infant health visiting with considerable success, the associations being subsidised tho local authority. At the present moment in Dunbartonshire tho Registrars distribute pamphlets on infant management to each person registering ...

... than onehalf. This result may scem surprising, but it is largely accounted for by the great mortality of persons under marriageable age, especially ofy infants up to the age of five. No fewer than 38 per cent. of babies die before they are five years old ...

... and the high, Shall crumble to dust and together shall lie. t The infant, a mother attended and loved, The mother that infant’s affections who proved, 1 The father that mother and infant who blessed, | Each, all are away to their dwelling of rest. | The ...

... its units; and there must be a great endeavour to preserve every possible life, that there must not be such a high mortality amongst infants, that the health of people beyond infancy shall be preserved and none require to lean upon another. The more fit ...