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... employed to lessen the rate infant mortality in the town. that this tion wan not intended to cast any reflection on the Health Committee, but rather to strengthen their hands in dealing with the question. The rate of infant mortality in Leamington was not so ...
... INFANT MORTALITY. 4PolgirProvi'.— • 1-Iwi* ...
... INFANT MORTALITY. The general infant mortality rate during the year was 91 per 1,000 births. The rate for the previous year was 72, and the increase is chiefly be attributed the abnormal summer of 1911, but the rate for this year compares favourably with ...
... INFANT MORTALITY Infant mortality is a death-cloud which has hung over our nation like a pall for generations, and in late years has reached dimensions truly alarming. The part played in this tragedy by drink is set forth by Sir Arthur Newsholme in his ...
... FLIES AND INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. J. T. C. Nash, the Medical Officer of Health for Soathe&d. cootribalea the Journal the Royal Sanitary luMitute an important and aajtgeativa paper ‘The of Infant Life,*’ call* attention to the circmaatanco that, although ...
... CAUSES OF INFANT MORTALITY. First come carclessnes*, ignorance, and enperstitioa on the part of parents—causes which, though not altogether lacking amongst the upper and middle classes, operate manly amongst the poorer clisses, with whom the greatest ...
... LOW INFANT MORTALITY IN THE COUNTY. Proposing a vote of thanks to 6ir Francis, Dr. Hamilton Wood (County Medical Officer of Health) dealt with the educative force of the exhibition, and explained that it was organised in conjunction with the National ...
... upon the henry infant mortality, arising in great part from impr* *••*“«• •aggeated that girla IS or . • honld k® taught sanitary laws and ths lawa with regard to bringing human beings. the only way to prevent ranch in- I battle mortality. The jur-y verdict ...
... the total infant mortality was regi«tere ia* due premature birth. This i* greatly in exceu what the fatality from this cau*a usually in Coventry or elsewhere. Under normal conditions it extremely improbable that such a proportion of infant* c-one into ...
... CHILD BURNT TO DEATH. TUB CORONER INFANT MORTALITY The Coroner (Dr. f. W. llifle) held Inquest at the City Police Court, on Friday afternoon the Imdy of Iris May Copson, aged four ami a half years, daughter of Raymond Jaa. Copson, iron turner, 19, Station ...
... COVENTRY'S HEALTH RECORDS. LOWEST INFANT MORTALITY EVER KNOWN. In the year 1927 was recorded the lowest infant mortality rata ever known in Coventry. The figure. 63.4. has not been intlucnersl in auy way by the decline in the birth rate, since it represents ...
... England and Wales, while the infant mortality rate is the lowest on record. It is a pleasure to state that the vital statistics for the City are eminently satisfactory. reports Dr. Massey. The local infant mortality rate of 46.5 per 1.1100 births ...