... INFANT MORTALITY IN FRANCE. fan' The infantile mortality due ,c is exceptionally high in some -i*% latest statistics show that _tfte Q J \ Troyes from this cause « o» £ nfc 64 per cent-, at Manns per cent., 56 . sur-Mer 49 per cent.-'r^d^**^^-^ ...

... contributed an appreciable degree to the reduction infant mortality that bus taken place, but it too early to determine to what extent it has been effective. The effect many the causes infant mortality can be lessened the education centres and in their ...

... NALIFAX INFANT MORTALITY Dr. G. C. F. Roe, Medical Office: of Health for Halifax, speaking last night on Infant mortality, said that from 1881 to 1900 there was no Improvement in the mortality in England and Wales. From 1900 to 1927 the rate ...

... MAYOR AND INFANT MORTALITY. Aid. O. Balmforth (L) was for the second time elected Mayor of Huddersfield with the general assent of the Council and the support two of the Socialist members. Six of the retiring Aldermen were reelected, and the two new Aldermen ...

... Decline Infant Mortality, A phenoroeno continued reduction in the inf.mt mortality tote, which lias reduced from 150 per thousand at end last centuiy to m 1922. In regard to penalties iutliitcd lor the adulteration of milk, it observed that at creditors’ ...

... CHEOUNG INFANT MORTALITY. Good and rapid teeulte have followed I ry e spp o imu i eut ni the rltegismy 'Coutoril of health 'senor, slime duty it le to t hierk Int .r.: mortality. Ili., pot 1.1.00 hi Liiiiehous+ district. Th. di-oh rate has drippid to ...

... Infant Mortality Nil The infant mortality rate at Silsden in 1939 was nil. This fact is revealed in the annual report of the Medical Officer of Health (Dr. W. Scatterty). There were 67 births during the year. the birthrate of 13.6 per 1.000 being slightly ...

... s only have hid to he dealt with, and the only disquieten• feature of the statistics for 1927 is the 'infant mortality rate. As many of these infant deaths were due illness bronchial type, it may be assumed that the nro'om'ed cold Spring of last year ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT TODMORDEN. TWO INQUESTS IN SUCCESSION, On Tuesday afternoon, the dii,trict coroner. Mr. E. H. Hill, held two inquests at the Technical School, Waterside, on the bodies of three new-born infants, and, owing to the circumstances involved ...

... SERIOUS INFANT MORTALITY IN ENGLAND. At a mettle, of members of the OuP moos. Tomday, It was agreed to uk the Presidia.' of the Local Government Board to mete' a deputation cellist attention to the modem percentage of infant mortality in Easiend. gad ...

... with high rate of infant mortality. Practically all the towns, both bad and good, showed an improvement last year. The nineteen good towns grouped by the Registrar-General showed reduction of' 16.3 per oent. in their infant mortality, compared with the ...

... LOW INFANT MORTALITY. It was reported at to-day’s meeting of Stockton Rural District Council that the Stockton rural district had the lowest infantile death rate in the area of the county. ...