... INFANT MORTALITY. Sir HENRY CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN, in answer Mr. God*rev Baring, «iid*c.. ai:enr-ion had heen calk'*! k> the p®*sag« in i!'u the i*tr»-rA'«*n.»r3l vsirh ilm hi,h dearh-rato Mnooevt infants. The smbiect rod its causes were retvivimr the careful ...

... Infant Mortality The mortality of infants under one of rge was equal to per I.OOC registered live births. This rate was per 1.000 below the average the 10 preceding second quarters. The natural lnciease of population by excess of births over deaths was ...

... Infant Mortality The great Summer mortality of Infants is largely due to epidemic diarrhoea. This can be avoided. Scrupulous cleanliness of all utensils used is imperative but this alone will not avail if the milk or food be exposed to the contamination ...

... INFANT .MORTALITY Mr. WALTER LONG (President, Government Board) with regard to infant mortality, that the latent figures for 1913 .-bowed that tho death-rate under one year of age amounted 110 per 1,000 births, as compared with 115 per 1.000 births in ...

... Infant Mortality 1890. for example, the infant mortality rate was 173 per 1.000 births, but the rate fell until, in 1935. when Socialists controlled the City Council, was 64 and in 1944 had dropped further to 50. the lowest record. Maternal ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. the w hole country there were recorded the deaths 12,333 infants under one year of age, corresponding to mortality rato of per 1,000 births, a drop 3 per on the rate for tlie June quarter 1924. This infant ...

... INFANT MORTALITY ng THE LEEDS MATERNITY HOSPITAL. CHAS. RATCT.IFFE JOHN MARSHALL iHoo. Trea*.). Mr*. (HOB. Sec.). ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The Press Association #i#f©s that Mr. Alfred Lyttclton was chairman, ami Mr. Shier well, M.P.. *ecretary, joint, meeting held the House of Commons last eveuing of the Parliamentary Non-political Commit too Infant Mortality, and _ re ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Mr. ALDEN (L. IVime wl.ethir, m view tho fact that the Rcgatrar-Coocral a oondilion at regarded taortalrSy m certain large u>*i;s ua. ...

... cent That is to say, the mortality among infants less than twelve months old was not a great deal short of being three times high as among children under five, and was actually more than eight times as great as the mortality of the whole population. Turning ...

... Infant Mortality Among improvements in health none is more conspicuous than the striking fall infant mortality between and 15)22. It interesting to note in this connection that Sir William who contributes the chapter health, attributes this change in ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Alderman Benjamin who during hie Mayoralty HuddcreGeld, gained honourable distinction for hie practical efforts to promote greater* care of infant life, especially among industrial section of tho population, delivered addrcae tho subject ...