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... INFANT MORTALITY LOW RECORD Registrar General's quarterly return shows that the infant mortality and still birth rates for 1949 are the lowest ever recorded. p Deaths of children under one year in the December quarter were 5,643 or 32 per 1,000 live births ...
... I STREET-WATERING AND INFANT MORTALITY connty meeheal health Surrey &earns in his report tire there should he better watering in the POZlamor time a of ta• !mom.* th• dtricts suburban to Tondon. he said. infeot ZOO rtalitl be rednee4l. ...
... THE BOROUGH CORONER ON INFANT DIORTALrTY. * The Borough Coroner (Mr. 1-H. t1iawles) held four inqucests, on Faturday afternoon, at his Court, in Moor Street. Each of them related to the deaths of children. One inques Xwas conceining the death of the female ...
... FURTHER DECLINE IN INFANT MORTALITY The number of live births in England and Wales during the 13 weeks ended July 1 last was 164,401, or 22 more than in the corresponding quarter of 1938. The deaths registered totalled 120,433, or 33,725 fewer than in ...
... EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY AT - STOURPORT. . At the monthly meeting of the Stourporb Local Board, on BWednesday aftornoon-Mr. lB. Baldwin in the chair- Dr. Mlasterman (medical oiliver) called further attention to the subject of infant mortality. EHe remarked: ...
... Medical Officer, referring to the infant mortality figure of 300, states• In seeking an explanation for this increase, which is regrettable, one observes that the increase in the birth rate of illegitimate infants per 1,000 illegitimate births has increased ...
... HIGH INFANT MORTALITY AT CHELTENHAM MEMBERS If Gloucestershire County Health Committee were told yesterday that there appeared to have been an excessive number of very small infants born in Cheltenham Maternity Hospital. Dr. 0. F. Bramley, the County ...
... MATERNAL IGNORANCE AND INFANT MORTALITY. On Thursday morning an inquest was held at the Vine Inn, Victoria-road, by Mr. J. Ansell (Deputy Coroner for Central Warwickshire) touching the death of William Goodhead, aged two years, who died suddenly early ...
... b. some as small as 21b. This committee, meeting at Olouositer. was discussing the continuance of at a Ir e = infant mortality where infant Oaths number Hi per Um births compared with 90 for CHciticesteeshire and 33 for the whole country. A proposal by ...
... THE BOROUGH CORONER ON INFANTI I MORTALITY. On Saturday afternoon Mr. E. Hawkes, borough coroner, held an inquest. at the Train Tavern, Great Francis Street, on tho hoyiof Theomas Henry Hall, the infant child of Thomias ihLis, brower, Vaurhydi Square ...
... 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 parents m3ved the infant from the hospital, in spite of advice. Since leaving the hospital, the infant has only been seen once by a doctor, viz., about a week after leaving, when the mother took it to Dr. E. Orton . . . The infant is insured for £3 10s ...