... repercussions the children the marriage? “We pride ourselves on the decline infant mortality through the work of child clinics, but fail note the increasing infant spiritual mortality due to the shortage of staff ami increasing non-attendance at our child ...

... The birth rate was 17.6 per thousand, comjnued with 22.2 in the previous year and it was tlie lowest on record. The infant mortality rate was per thousand, compared with 110 per thousand for England and Wales. During the year new houses liad been completed ...

... the remainder of the population (those atred 15 to t'4) decreased -0.000. Other points from the return are tliat the infant mortality rate during the third quarter last tear was a record low rate for any quarter, and that the number of suicides in the ...

... verdict of Labour shadow health spokesman Harriet Harman MP, who came to the area to look into Pendle and Burnley’s high infant mortality rate. She was on a fact-finding visit to Burnley General Hospital’s maternity unit on Wednesday. She talked to midwives ...

... between the infant mortality figures, for whereas in 1889 there were 160 deaths of infants under one year for every 1,000 bom, last year the figure was 55. Colne’s birth rate, by the way, was 8.7 in 1938, the death rate 14.4, and the infant ...

... children.” A Colne Golden Wedding MR. AND MRS. ROBINSON Health and Housing COLNE MEDICAL OFFICER'S ADDRESS TELL-TALE INFANT MORTALITY ...

... decreased hy 20.000. Approval was Riven hy the. Other points from the return Board of Education the pro-'are that the infant mortality jmsed chance name the rate duriiiß the third quarter of Colne Secondary School to the last year was a record low rate ...

... and Control Committee on . N «n it focussed on two main topics as well as the “healthy life survel{:.‘ Dr Grime said infant mortality in the area was still higher than the national average although the local rates were dropping. One of the main reasons ...

... his annual re I port, which was presented to Earby 1’rban District on Wednesday. Although the birth rate was low, the infant mortality rate was I much below average. Scarlet fever (was more |>revalent than usual, and in common with other districts Earby ...

... holding the rank of captain on his demobilisation in 1919.” Infant Mortality and Health. Following the recent report of the Medical Officer, Dr. R. E. Robinson, which shows a low infant mortality rate at present, it interesting to compare the position 25 ...

... the differences material was available jn hea]tfi today are not as from a pre-First World gramatic, they are still War infant mortality very marked — in the study. decade up to 1978, Burn- This showed that in the leg' had a death rate 21% [\;:ar 1911 87 ...

... 6.6 i**r 1.000, and during the quarter year 60 births were registered, and three infantile deaths occurred, giving an infant mortality rate of 50 per 1,000 births. New Post Office. A report was presented upon correspondence and interviews with the architect ...