... INFANT MORTALITY. NEW I/>W The Minister of Health (Sir Wood) sneaking at the annual meeting Ea.t find Maternity Hospital, and reviewing uu» progress and results of maternity and child welfare work England and Wales daring 1935, said. The outstanding ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The Times is very severe upon Sir Stafford N irthcote for tbo couoest'ioii made the friendly SiciciiO' Bill reference to infant burial, lie bus, says the leading journal, given way *o argamencs which are mere appeals to prejudice, and ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. Howard reported that he bad considered the letter from the Local Government Board on the subject of epidemic diarrhoea in Infant children and adopting the Notification of Births Act. He had also written to Dr. Savage, who was of ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Lord Robert Cecil, presiding at a meeting in London, that of 120.000 infants that died ©no year England was not too much to say that somo could bavo been saved by proper measures being taken for their welfare. One of tho chief causes ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The annual report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year 1941, was presented and stated that the live birth-rate was 13.1 per 1,000 of the estimated population; infant mortality rate, 41.9 ; and the death rate, 11.7. The birth ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, On Mondav Mr. William Garter, coroner for East Surrey, held three inquests on the bodies of children, who had been found dead bed by their mothers* sides on the previous mon ing. He was also Informed of the death of two other children ...

... INFANT MORTALITY Some idea of the alarming rate of infant mortality in certain dist, tills of London, where poverty specially a b oun d s , ma y be gathered from the fact that about 35 per cen t, o f th e children born in the Fast-end die before reaching ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. This offer was greeted with loud cheers. Mr. Burns said that he had 270,000 foster-children under his care under the Poor-law, and be wanted his family to decrease as rapidly as possible The reariiiig of strong and happy children. ...

... Infant Mortality. The mortality of infants under one year of age was equal to 45 per 1,000 registered. I ivo births. This rate was 12 per 1,000 below the average of the ten preceding third quarters. The deaths registered numbered 96,745, and were 17,955 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. new Minister Health f«- speaking at the annual J,^- Kin « sl «y Wood) End Maternity Hospital j*? °f the East progress and results the welfare work in England and child 1935. said: ' The ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. SPLENDID ACHIEVEMENT BY BATH HEALTH AUTHORITIES. DEATHS SEDUCED BY 54.5 FEB GENT. During the year 1924 Bath was successful in u duoing the death rate of children between, the ages one and five no less than 54.5 per cent., and have been ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. A public meeting was held in Birmingham on Friday, the Mayorpresiding, to consider the excessive infant mortality of the town. The Mayor said the question of infant mortality bad engaged the ...